Small Axes Editor & Production Designer on Visualising the 70s on Screen | On Design @baftaguru
Small Axes Editor & Production Designer on Visualising the 70s on Screen | On Design  @baftaguru
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Akua Gyamfi is joined by Small Axe's Editor Chris Dickens and Production Designer Helen Scott. Together they discuss how they brought a sense of originality and realism to the show's depiction of the 70's.

talk about what it was like working with the director and how they brought the story to life.

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