[…]thing that is worth putting on the record which is acknowledged by the BBC is how much they have not kept in their archives which is sad. When I was going back to Caning Town, this was to the BBC, they had nothing of my origi[…]
[…]l I directed over fifty, so let's have a look. May I look at the list, or not? Going to get me a little confused.SC:... which are in the British Film Archive, and quite a lot of them, even, you can see because...Kay Mander: Well I've got copies of some of them. I've got videos of themSidney Cole: So[…]
[…]ator colliery or some aspect of the industry they wouldn't dive back into their archives and dig out something in black and white which was 20 years old but&nbs[…]
[…]u see, right?Roy Fowler 25:14 Well, there are now several. There are two principal areas of deposit. One is the BFI and the National Film Archive. They now have the new depository, or repository, out in berkhamston. And there is the Bradford Museum, the National Museum of photography, fi[…]
[…]o correct for the fading and this can be done and you get a fairly good result. But it’s an expensive way of working and not everybody, including the archives, can afford to do it so people did restorations just by grading. And you’ve got the problem with fading, the slope of the layer has changed a[…]
[…] General Motors I suspect that it might be in their archives and it would be lovely to see that one […]
[…]hree minute film called The Two-Handed Chest Pass I remember [Laughter]. NS Why not? Why not? JG Anyway, that’s somewhere in the basketball archive somewhere, anyway, that aside, anyway, I was now working on the Tonight programme as an editor, and gradually started going out with the odd r[…]
[…]ortunately, the only copy exists is on in inflammable stock, because I wanted to show that the film schoolInterviewer 19:25 videos in the archive is in the film,Gordon Hales 19:28 but inflammable uninsurableInterviewer 19:33 then what stable, do you know is it sta[…]
