OUT OF SITE
Producer | director
Documentary | Current affairs
First transmitted in 1992, 'Out of Site' highlighted the desperate state of some Council traveler sites just as the Government was introducing proposals to end roadside Gypsy encampments.
Essex is one of the counties with the highest proportion of Romany people in Britain. The programme investigated the strength of feeling against the new proposals - described by some as 'ethnic cleansing' - and examined some of the misconceptions, racial prejudices and realities of life as a 'Gypsy' in the 1990s.
Out of Site
30 minutes for BBC
First transmitted 7.30pm
Thursday 26th November 1992
on BBC2 East
Narrator - Penny Bustin
Camera - Mark Killingback, Mark Dodd
Sound - Maria Todd, Kate Dodd, David Butler, Iain Meikle
Research - Stephanie Crowther
Editor - Andy Holland
Produced and directed by Ian Lilley