A special public exhibition is planned to recognise the ingenuity and efforts of those involved in creating and providing television entertainment into Western Australian homes over the past fifty years.

The exhibition will be about people who worked in all the local and country television stations since that time, rather than individual TV broadcasting entities. It will also include those in the support industries - the sales, installation and service people.

The venue is the convict built, restored and now heritage listed, Fremantle History Museum. The former Asylum building on the corner of Ord and Finnerty Streets in Fremantle.

The planning committee is: Derric Wright (former ABW) chairman, and committee members Daryl Binning (AMMPT President), Terry Spence (former STW), Richard Rennie (Fremantle Light and Sound Discovery Centre), John Porter (AMMPT Photo Curator) and Clive Woodward (TV Equipment Collector).

This is an initiative of the Western Region branch of the Australian Museum of Motion Picture Technology (Inc).