[…]ture things used to go to the big laboratories like Denham, you know, and places like that, mostly Denham.And I wondered if you remembered any of the artists who did, who worked on the animation as required?In my department, in my, in my company?In NSS, yes.What, on the trailers do you mean?Mm.Oh ye[…]
[…]y well known, he did those early Schweppes films and CamayRF: Cartoon animation, not film animationLK: No cartoon, it will come to me very well known artist and it was all done in France and I cut the them over here so I did that for quite a few yearsRF: Now you've mentioned some interesting names t[…]
[…]ohn Turner: Yeah, I think he probably was actually. But I mean, it wasn't my scene at all actually. I mean they had some marvellous people there with artists and people like that who used to come in and be broke in a day. They use to get quite big money for those days, they made all these big poster[…]
[…]it isn't these days. He would make sure that the director was contracted earlier so that he got both familiar with the script, he would make sure the artists had good, more, rehearsal time. It costs money up front, but it saves money on location. And invariably now ... when I left, I used to s[…]
[…]?]....John Legard: So when did Mac start work in films...with Teddy?Peggy Gick: He started...yes when I left. Because he'd been working with a scenic artist and so Edward took Mac on in Crown with a draftsman and Mac did all the set dressing and stuff, which he knew a lot more about. [Well, he was] […]
