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| − | South African born [[Mark Sebba]] and [[Ralph Mzamo]] used the name [[Meridian Productions]] for | + | South African born [[Mark Sebba]] and [[Ralph Mzamo]] used the name [[Meridian Productions]] for a documentary production company under the aegis of which they made several educational documentaries on South African issues in the mid-1980s. |
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''[[Wally Serote - South African Poet]]''. [[Wally Serote]] in conversation with [[Ralph Mzamo]]. [Meridian Productions]] 1987 | ''[[Wally Serote - South African Poet]]''. [[Wally Serote]] in conversation with [[Ralph Mzamo]]. [Meridian Productions]] 1987 | ||
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| + | A fourth production, ''[[Apartheid Underground]]'', featured a British coalface miner who visited South Africa at the invitation of the black miners' union N.U.M. in 1986. This production was not released. | ||
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Revision as of 22:25, 26 September 2024
Meridian Productions was a short-lived documentary production company in the 1980s.
The company
South African born Mark Sebba and Ralph Mzamo used the name Meridian Productions for a documentary production company under the aegis of which they made several educational documentaries on South African issues in the mid-1980s.
Among the productions are:
Laurie Nathan: Working for a Just Peace. Interview with the national organiser of the End Conscription Campaign, Meridian Productions 1987.
South Africa 1987: The Church at the Crossroads. Interview with Chris Langeveld, parish priest of a Soweto neighbourhood. Meridian Productions
Wally Serote - South African Poet. Wally Serote in conversation with Ralph Mzamo. [Meridian Productions]] 1987
A fourth production, Apartheid Underground, featured a British coalface miner who visited South Africa at the invitation of the black miners' union N.U.M. in 1986. This production was not released.
Sources
E-mail correspondence from Mark Sebba (including brief biography) (19 September, 2024)
Films by Mark Sebba and Ralph Mzamo on YouTube[1]]
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