Changes: 20 August (production)

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20 August in

the DWU • production history • vital statistics • releases

On 20 August, the following important behind-the-scenes events were known to have occurred:

1963 - Filming for Doctor Whos began. In the initial session, the title sequence was created by Bernard Lodge. He pointed a camera at the camera's monitor screen, which created the pattern of feedback, or what is known as "the howl-around effect". Lodge later recalled that his work on this day was inspired by the work of Ben Palmer, who had done something similar on Amahl and the Night Visitors.

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-* [[1963 (production)|1963]] - ''[[Doctor Who]]{{'}}'''s first filming occurs. In the initial session, the [[title sequence]] is created by [[Bernard Lodge]].  He points a camera at the camera's monitor screen, which creates the pattern of feedback, or what is known as "the howl-around effect". Lodge later recalls that his wok on this day was inspired by the word of [[Ben Palmer]], who had done something similar on {{wi|Amahl and the Night Visitors#BBC productions|Amahl and the Night Visitors}}.
+* [[1963 (production)|1963]] - Filming for ''[[Doctor Who]]''s began. In the initial session, the [[title sequence]] was created by [[Bernard Lodge]]. He pointed a [[camera]] at the camera's monitor screen, which created the pattern of feedback, or what is known as "the howl-around effect". Lodge later recalled that his work on this day was inspired by the work of [[Ben Palmer]], who had done something similar on {{wi|Amahl and the Night Visitors#BBC productions|Amahl and the Night Visitors}}.
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