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Cutler, Frances - Interview

Item number (ISN):

304165

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Item (Accession level)

Date:

1984-02-06

Item number (ISN):

304165

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Fonds/collection:

CARLETON UNIVERSITY: INSTITUTE FOR CANADIAN STUDIES

Accession:

1984-0138

Media:

Sound

Part:

1 of 1

Production date:

1984-02-06

Production company:

Carleton University Institute For Canadian Studies

Production credit:

interviewer, Alison Taylor

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Alison Taylor interviews Frances Cutler, executive producer at CBO Ottawa. Cutler discusses: her early childhood and family background; political science at Carleton University; active in student movement; work for Royal Commission on Taxation; description of Ottawa station in the 1970s; explanation of job of producer in 1960s and the differences between producer and program organizer; community liasoning; changes in responsiblitiy of producers since 1960s; BBC and the Commonwealth Bursary of 1980; TRANS CANADA MATINEE; work as senior producer; morning commentators; political views in Ottawa department; newspaper guild and producer's association; daily routine in the station during the 1960s; emphasis on local programming in 1970; CAPITAL REPORT; Cutler's work on documentaries; emphasis on political programming in 1970s; FIVE NIGHTS A WEEK; PREVIEW COMMENTARY; relations with French-Canadian press; Ward-Meggs report in 1969 and its effects; appointment as Executive Producer for Current Affairs in 1976; local programming; reaction of public; on-air personalities such as Elizabeth Gray; report on the Status of Women in the CBC and the Royal Commission on the Status of Women; opportunities for women in television and radio; status of women in the Current Affairs section; producers conferences; her work as temporary Program Manger for CBC; role as executive producer; networking with counterparts across the country; relations between production points in the 1960s and present; AS IT HAPPENS; THIS COUNTRY IN THE MORNING; MORNINGSIDE; SUNDAY MORNING; HERE AGAIN; Commonwealth Relation Bursary; BBC attitude about the role of women in broadcasting; status of women in the CBC; work relationshhip between men and women; job interviews and discriminiation against women; status of married women; general changes in current affairs programming over 20 years; changes in private radio from 1950-1975; and changes in CBC programming since 1960. <1h 58mn>

Language:

English

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1. Recorded in Ottawa.
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Open

Restrictions on consultation:

~Originally closed for 5 years from date of interview.

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with written permission of copyright owner : no donor restrictions~Originally closed for 5 years from date of interview.~Accession form states: available for research, copying, or broadcast five years after date of interview. Copyright MAY have been waived - to be confirmed.

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