Simon Pugh Jones

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SEIMON PUGH-JONES IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNG. LAUGHARNE, CARMARTHENSHIRE, APRIL 2015 (released on the Ffoton podcast 1 December, 2015) Based in the sleepy town of Laugharne in South West Wales, Seimon Pugh-Jones' passions for photography, Militaria and History have combined at various points in his career. He has worked for the Ministry of Defence in the UK, stills photographer on documentaries for The History Channel, advised behind the camera on Steven Spielberg's blockbuster 'Saving Private Ryan' and even advised and appeared on camera (wielding a camera) in Spielberg's and Tom Hanks' acclaimed American war TV miniseries 'Band of Brothers'. Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team. Audio and images Copyright © 2015 Ffoton. No reuse without prior written permission. Also available on the Ffoton YouTube channel www.ffoton.wales Made in Wales

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