[…]D: Who, whom did you consider you’re favourite cameramen? For example, I mean, for speed of work and… AY: Well I’m crazy about Alan Hume, I think Alan is absolutely on of the… not only one of the nicest men I know, he’s, erm, he’s wonderful for the unit because he is pleasant […]
BECTU History ProjectInterview no: 357Interviewee: Peggy Hyde-Chambers Interviewer: Alan LawsonNo of tapes 1 Duration: 1:09:58COPYRIGHT: No use may be made of any interview material without the permission of the BECTU History Project (http://www.historyproject.org.uk/). Copyright of interview materi[…]
[…]s recording is vested in the AC Titi history project. John Allen. Laboratory technician Technicolor and also a manager. INTERVIEWER Alice Cooper with Alan Lawson recorded on the second of May nineteen ninety one side one first of all when and where were you born.SPEAKER: F20I was born in a little ha[…]
[…]agu for the Progressive Film Institute. And Thorold Dickinson directed Spanish ABC, and Sid Cole Behind the Spanish Lines, and the two cameramen were Alan Lawson and Arthur Graham. And you were credited as Philip Leacock and Ray Pitt, as assistants. It seems strange to me that editors...Philip Leaco[…]
[…]ists who go to Hollywood in order to teach the talkies how to talk. And Jack ok is one of the leaders of it, and girl that I used to know quite well, Alan McMahon and a couple of others, and the things that happened after the absolute hoot Jack, hokey, sort of takes over Hollywood when he gets there[…]
[…]hy, H-E-R-L-I-H-Y was the third, he used to do all the calls. And there was a dear little camera boy, a focus puller, called4Mary Harvey Tape 1 Side AAlan Hulme, who was Ken Hulme’s younger brother. Let me see. Anyone else,anyone, would you like any...?But, the, it being wartime, and, and at Denham,[…]
