The Elstree Project

The project is endorsed by the BECTU History Project and Elstree Studios. The Elstree Project interviews cast and crew members who have worked at any of the six main studios in Elstree and Borehamwood: Elstree Studios (formerly ABPC, later EMI), BBC Elstree Centre (formerly ATV), MGM-British Studios, Danziger's New Elstree Studios, British and Dominion Studios and The Gate studios.

The Elstree Project is an oral history project which began in 2010.

The project is conducted in partnership by the University of Hertfordshire and Elstree Screen Heritage.

The project is endorsed by the BECTU History Project and Elstree Studios.

The Elstree Project interviews cast and crew members who have worked at any of the six main studios in Elstree and Borehamwood: Elstree Studios (formerly ABPC, later EMI), BBC Elstree Centre (formerly ATV), MGM-British Studios, Danziger's New Elstree Studios, British and Dominion Studios and The Gate studios.

The Elstree Project interviews cast and crew members who have worked at any of the six main studios in Elstree and Borehamwood: Elstree Studios (formerly ABPC, later EMI), BBC Elstree Centre (formerly ATV), MGM-British Studios, Danziger's New Elstree Studios, British and Dominion Studios and The Gate studios.

The Elstree Project interviews cast and crew members who have worked at any of the six main studios in Elstree and Borehamwood: Elstree Studios (formerly ABPC, later EMI), BBC Elstree Centre (formerly ATV), MGM-British Studios, Danziger's New Elstree Studios, British and Dominion Studios and The Gate studios.

The Elstree Project interviews cast and crew members who have worked at any of the six main studios in Elstree and Borehamwood: Elstree Studios (formerly ABPC, later EMI), BBC Elstree Centre (formerly ATV), MGM-British Studios, Danziger's New Elstree Studios, British and Dominion Studios and The Gate studios.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

Writers, producers and directors have also been interviewed, including Jan Harlan, Roger Moore, Brian Blessed, Kenneth Cope, Walter Murch, and Steven Spielberg.

These have included The Shining (1980), The Prisoner (TV 1967-68), Flash Gordon (1980) and Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (TV 1969-70). The project has run several screenings local to the area, and also notably gathered together the crew of The Shining to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the release of the film, in partnership with Warner Brothers.

These have included The Shining (1980), The Prisoner (TV 1967-68), Flash Gordon (1980) and Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (TV 1969-70).

These have included The Shining (1980), The Prisoner (TV 1967-68), Flash Gordon (1980) and Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (TV 1969-70).

These have included The Shining (1980), The Prisoner (TV 1967-68), Flash Gordon (1980) and Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (TV 1969-70).

Originally containing interviews with five crew members from the film, it was expanded to fifty-five minutes with additional interviews with four more crew members and with Kubrick's widow Christiane.

The project has run several screenings local to the area, and also notably gathered together the crew of The Shining to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the release of the film, in partnership with Warner Brothers.

The organisers reunited 25 crew members from the film, along with Pixar director Lee Unkrich, a fan of the film, and brought them back to Elstree Studios for the first time, before screening the film to an audience, with Q&A.

The organisers reunited 25 crew members from the film, along with Pixar director Lee Unkrich, a fan of the film, and brought them back to Elstree Studios for the first time, before screening the film to an audience, with Q&A.

Danny Lloyd, who played Danny in the film, also provided a pre-recorded message for the audience, describing his enjoyment of making the film.