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[…]t like that, you’d better go and explain.I went over (before I was employed) and I had a meeting with James Hartley who at that time was organiser or assistant. He wasn’t going to make serious suggestions, but he did say wasn’t there any better music I could choose? I said I didn’t see anything wron[…]

[…] the GPO Film Unit come about?Norman Fisher: Once again I had an introduction to John Grierson through Sir Gordon Craig, again, and I was taken on as assistant sound, incidentally, the studio manager then at Blackheath was Ralph Bond, and there were a lot of well-known people there, oh, Cavalcanti, […]

[…]s having his teeth.Unknown Speaker  33:55  Imagine Erwin went up the wall.Unknown Speaker  33:59  Director went up with the first assistant penalty head of we fell aboutUnknown Speaker  34:07  laughing.Unknown Speaker  34:11  Tell me on that location, you had […]

[…]e to see me so I came down and saw john Dennis and, of course, the department was then in the hands of Cyril Crowhurst and he offered their job as an assistant. As a film loader I have to be correct about this as a film loader, which I did. And I joined the studio in I think it was August in 1948. A[…]

[…]out seven o'clock?Eric Cross: Yes, about half seven.Arthur Graham: What exactly was your job and what were it's duties?Eric Cross: Well, I started as assistant to Eric Grey and then we moved over to Elstree and he left and I was in charge of the Still Department.Arthur Graham: When you say Elstree i[…]

[…] Sir Gordon Craig, again, and I was taken on as assistant sound, incidentally, the studio manager then at Blackheath was […]

[…] studio, after a while they wanted a steward, or an assistant steward. Well no one would want that job cause […]

[…] so she came out on the recce's is as his assistant and I went out and that's how I came […]

[…] Service in the army. In 1952 he joined Technicolour as Assistant Assembly Editor working with the three matrices. This was […]