[…]just know about the stageiness of them you look back to the great days of television dramas so-called Sydney Newman at Granada and you know the early Alan Owen plays for instance No Trains to Lime Street. I mean they were all studio bound, there was no ...Roy Fowler:Oh yes, yes. Rodney Giesler:[…]
THE ACTT HISTORY PROJECTEDWARD CARRICKINTERVIEWED BY SID COLE WITH ALAN LAWSON.The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project Edward Carrick, Art Director/Designer, recorded on 30th January 1991.Interviewer, Sid Cole.SC: Teddy, it's lovely to see you after all these years. In […]
[…]ws studio. Electrician, member of the TU recorded on the 17th of May 1989Unknown Speaker 0:17 in his own home at Twickenham. Interviewer. Alan Lawson, side one,Unknown Speaker 0:26 yeah, things thatUnknown Speaker 0:31 Ted the first question really is, when and wh[…]
[…]an you remember who gave you those talks?MD: No, not on sound. I can only say that later I learnt a great deal about sound from Glyn Allkin and Alan Edmunds.Disc 1 Side 3 Track 2NS: Presumably the course was successful. I mean you continued?MD: There were six weeks of lectures. Then ther[…]
[…] those, and then I went back into the St Martin's Lane, when they did that. And I remember that first night, because I was making a film with Wilfred Lawson, a thing called Hard Steel , and the first night they [left] me off early, in the first night. And Wilfred Lawson, bless his heart, they sent h[…]
[…]lking that, we’d have a master shot, which would be a three shot, and then they want a close up of me, and then they're going to cut to a close up of Alan.Yes.To ask me a question, and there'd be a camera that would have the master shot, there'd be a camera on me and a camera on you. And if that was[…]
