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Talking
Chances
Talking
Chances is a forty-minute audio journey that reflects
the thoughts and experiences of former employees and associates
of Chances Glass Factory. Over a period of six months
I recorded over 14 hours of conversation with sixteen
people, discussing all aspect of life at Chances. Short
extracts were taken from these conversations and combined
together to form this audio piece.
Talking Chances creates a multi-dimensional picture of
what Chances Glass meant to many different people. It
is both a highly personal interpretation and a vibrant
historic record of a unique period of British manufacturing,
a period that is readily brought alive through the words
of these diverse participants.
Produced
as part of the Taking
Chances project developed by the community arts
organisation Multistory
and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund
Many
thanks to the participants who made this project possible:
Geoff
Bennett
Cyril and Eddie Caine
Edna Carr
Toby Chance |
Dennis
Darby
Jean Durrant
Ray Drury
Anne Hardy
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Esmee
Amphlett
Mac
Prinn
Alan and Joyce Taylor
Gary and Dorothy Watton
Maud
Morris
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to
listen to the project please click on the link below:
Talking
Chances: 40 minutes stereo: MP3 Format
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image- Fresnal Lighthouse Lens produced by Chances. Image
reproduced by kind courtesy of Zoe Gladstone.
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