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[…] son of another lady on com m ittee was an Assistant Editor at Shepperton … 32:30 … chap called Tony […]

[…] – very bizarre, being a prep -school teacher. = was assistant sports and religious knowledge. = think those were my […]

[…] Pat Jackson entered the film industry in 1933 as an assistant at the GPO Film Unit (later the Crown Film […]

[…] Pat Jackson entered the film industry in 1933 as an assistant at the GPO Film Unit (later the Crown Film […]

[…] then was not only chief of research but he was assistant chief engineer. Unfortunately he's dead now. But unknown to […]

[…] tact. I don’tthink I had any, I just used to tell him what I thought. And, but, but it’s how it began. He, he got rather fed up with this precocious assistant and said ‘Right, go and do the damned thing if you know so much about it’, you know. But, so it was quite byaccident that it all began you k[…]

[…]greatest thing about my shell experience was that Burt hamster. Was making the rival world at that time. My greatest disappointment that I wasn't the assistant because at Shell of course the assistant director. Did virtually everything I mean you were assistant editor you looked after books and you […]

[…]r Floods in the North used in the title sequence; he was involved with Ocean Terminal as a supernumerary during which time he was asked to work as an assistant on a London Transport film about country houses; the cameraman he went to work with at British Transport was Ron Craigen; DW talks about his[…]

[…]n Irving. John I. John was it British Transport films. I think John was an assistant editor. I remember John as an assistant editor. Remember John used to sit&n[…]

[…] maiden name was Lubelski, who was a sort of administrative assistant who handled most of the paper s at the […]