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[…]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 Leacock: Ray Pitt was actually a Supervising Editor at Ealing, so - but he left quite early o[…]

[…] of those 'quickies' you mentioned, and one Sunday evening his assistant director rang him up and said, "Sir, sir," in a […]

[…] but more theatre clothes, yes. She did ballet, she did all sorts of things. So I stayed there as a sort of humble workroom attendant for – assistant – for I suppose about a year.Cutting and sewing and so on?Yes, doing a bit of everything. I mean I think I was quite lucky really.[…]

[…]lms I see and I didn't want to go on with law. I joined in as an assistant and he was running independent producers for the Rank Organisation. So you […]

[…]arly lesson for me of what you didn't do with your speakers.And, I got an office up at Alexandra Palace and was sent to work with Paul Johnston as an assistant. And Paul Johnston was an Oxford graduate in history I think who was very interested in archaeology and who had been there a whole year so w[…]

[…]bsp;background to that was that I got the New Statesman sent by Dick Crossman who was then the assistant editor for nothing. I did contribute a few articles. I signed myself infantry officer because I couldn1t really sig[…]

[…] and was sent to work with Paul Johnston as an assistant. And Paul Johnston was an Oxford graduate in history […]

[…] to be an editor.             I got a job as an assistant and then editor on ‘Man Alive’ which was a […]

[…]uld be practically nothing.I was provided with the local school master John Jones to operate the camera and a friend of Gavin's who was I think third assistant third assistant at British National Bill Bindon helped maybe. He didn't really know much more than I did but he knew a bit and Lois did cont[…]