[…]'m going to start with you because I believe you commenced in laboratories in 1919 or 19 120. And I think your first job was a Hypo boy, right right. For the benefit of some of us who don't exactly know what a Hypo boy did, perhaps you could explain what it was all about.Sam Williams 0:51 &nbs[…]
[…]'m going to start with you because I believe you commenced in laboratories in 1919 or 19 120. And I think your first job was a Hypo boy, right right. For the benefit of some of us who don't exactly know what a Hypo boy did, perhaps you could explain what it was all about.Sam Williams 0:51 &nbs[…]
[…] ACTT History Project. David Prosser, Newsreel cameraman, later BBC film cameraman. Recorded on the 23rd of the fifth, 1989 at his home in Chandler's Ford, Interviewer Alan Lawson. Side one.[break in recording]Alan Lawson: David, to ask you first, where and when were you born?David Prosser: Born Car[…]
[…]c, New York, conducted on Skype by Paul Frith as part of the ‘Eastmancolor Revolution and British Cinema’ project, on 16 February 2018. So, thank you for agreeing to take part in this Simon. To begin with if we could talk a little bit about your background in film and photography, and how that reall[…]
[…]inserts of Sanan Dure. I think it won awards in various places, you know. I: I mean, what do you think you'd won? R: I was given a Scottish Bafta, which was rather nice. Also there was a Royal Television Society Award which we got. That was in London and that was presented by that chap who[…]
[…]s full Assistant when I was made up was a film called “Public School” and the Editor was Paul Carter, the Director was Jonathan Gili and Paul won the BAFTA Craft Award for “Public School” and was was kind enough to share his prize with me. So that was that was delightful.SPEAKER: M2 [Paul Collard]So[…]
[…]0:02 Q: We’re sitting here in Golders Green NW11, at my home, the interviewer, and we’re interviewing for the BECTU History Project, Jim WHITTELL. I hardly need to explain what his long involvement and contribution to the industry is, but we’re g[…]
[…]ia as a seven-year-old and worked his way through college and law school, had developed quite an impressive law firm in New York and was very anxious for me to get into the firm. And I was anxious to get into motion pictures! My eldest sister had written quite a few original stories for films. At th[…]
[…]ent History Project (http://www.historyproject.org.uk/). Copyright of interview material is vested in the British Entertainment History Project (formerly the ACTT History Project) and the right to publish some excerpts may not be allowed.CITATION: Women’s Work in British Film and Television,&nb[…]
