Filmed element from an edition of the Tyne Tees Television arts programme Come In if You Can Get In transmitted 12th May 1983 on Picture Post photographer Bert Hardy. Filmed on his farm (possibly in the north east) Bert is interviewed about his early life and how he got into photography and working for Picture Post. He talks about working in London during the Blitz and later being part of the liberation on the Belson concentration camp. He also talks about his work in post-war years with...

Filmed element from an edition of the Tyne Tees Television arts programme Come In if You Can Get In transmitted 12th May 1983 on Picture Post photographer Bert Hardy. Filmed on his farm (possibly in the north east) Bert is interviewed about his early life and how he got into photography and working for Picture Post. He talks about working in London during the Blitz and later being part of the liberation on the Belson concentration camp. He also talks about his work in post-war years with regards capturing poverty and poor living conditions, involvement in the Korean invasion and the decline of Picture Post as a magazine. The programme includes interviews with friends and journalists Tom Hopkinson and James Cameron. Credits (not in film) Director Lislie Willis PA: Carole Longshaw Camera: Eddie Crooks Sound: Ian Richardson Lights: Lou Hedley