Gary Dixon talks about his upbringing and how it moulded him to be perfect for UTV. He joined at 16 and spent 47 years there. He reminisces on his time at the company and the trajectory he had through the organisation.
He talks about the familial aspects and recounts how he met his wife at UTV. Working on the revival reminded him of how close he was to his work colleagues.
Mervyn Waugh talks about his career history going from someone interested in film to working at BBC in continuity, to then moving to UTV as a cameraman to working his way up to be a director.
In this candid and compelling interview, veteran broadcaster Eamonn Holmes recounts his days at UTV between 1979-1986, where a chance opportunity as a farming reporter launched his legendary career.
Paul Irwin is talking about his experience at UTV during its infancy and how he learnt the job as he worked. He also discusses how he navigated broadcasting before editing, the informalities of Ulster television, such as frequent parties, and how he recorded sound during the troubles.
