Clive Doig
Last updated 09 January 2020
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Self: Interviews | 1 credit in 1 entry |  |
Party Guest: An Adventure In Space And Time(uncredited)[Misc] | 1 credit in 1 entry | |
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Vision Mixer: An Unearthly Child(uncredited)[DW]; The Daleks(uncredited)[DW]; The Edge of Destruction(uncredited)[DW]; Marco Polo(uncredited)[DW]; The Keys of Marinus(uncredited)[DW]; The Aztecs(uncredited)[DW]; The Sensorites(uncredited)[DW]; The Reign Of Terror(uncredited)[DW]; Planet of Giants(uncredited)[DW]; The Dalek Invasion of Earth(uncredited)[DW]; The Rescue(uncredited)[DW]; The Romans(uncredited)[DW]; The Web Planet(uncredited)[DW]; The Space Museum(uncredited)[DW]; The Chase(uncredited)[DW] | 63 credits in 15 entries | |
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Clive Doig
Born: Sunday 11th August 1940 (age: 83)
Clive Doig is a former TV producer who worked as a vision mixer on Doctor Who in its early days, although he did not receive an on-screen credit.
Among the series he produced was Vision On, which was primarily for deaf children and featured Sylvester McCoy, but he also created and produced a number of children's TV shows, including the BAFTA-winning Jigsaw, which was co-presented by Janet Ellis, featured a giant floating jigaw piece voiced by John Leeson, and included McCoy in a supporting role as one of the two O-Men.
Nowadays, Doig is the Trackword puzzle compiler for listings magazine Radio Times.
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