Search Results for: BAFTA 1998 for outstanding contribution to British film industry

[…] After WWII he moved into feature film production, providing cinematography for directors Jack Lee and Pat Jackson, who also had […]

[…]esinger: Nominated, and so was John Voight. But sentimentally I think out of, John Wayne got it for True Grit. I think they were more generous at the BAFTA awards. I think they got awards here. Norman Swallow: A very great film John Schlesinger: It's just been revived, 25 years. They've re[…]

[…]in Love you know and Billy Williams came in and supervised the grade on that and subsequently Billy then showed it to the whole BSC showed it at BAFTA got a BAFTA award. It’s fantastic that these films can be made to look like they’re brand new, and that’s the wonder of Eastmancolor.SS: Do you […]

[…]hard, where and when were you born.DB: I was born in Hull in 1916 and brought down to London at an earlyage, about 3 or 4, where I've been ever since for which I'm dulygrateful because if I'd been kept up there I would never have entered thefilm industry.AG: What kind of schooling did you receive?DB[…]

Alan Masson (AM) Former Kodak Director of Engineering, Hollywood Interviews: Carolyn Rickards (CR) and Paul Frith (PF)Date: 27/10/2017Length: 01:36:00                                     Transcript edited […]

[…]ges are facile  today are not interesting.Rodney Giesler  31:25  Well, they are debased. I mean, there's nothing I like bores decision BAFTA. For a member screening and the screen where the lights go down goes out to the full huge, they will see the whole thing. For instance withChris[…]

[…]Graham Smart  0:41  Right, I'll just quickly read something from a book which actually is probably easier. Actually, this is a film we made for Imperial Tobacco. It was the first programme and it was 73 that one that was mediaeval that. Yes, soManny Yospa  1:01  any grammeso we'r[…]

[…] specialised training? Sid Cole: I did nothing that prepared me for my career in films. During the normal course of […]

[…] the Ipswich public school. But we were taken to the cinema but rarely our parents who both was religious I had an elder sister and a younger brother for films  that they considered a suitable to see with cheddar kitten? in the jungle, things like that. Anything dramatic, romantic and so on was[…]

[…]actory, which was in Stoke Poges which was very close, and within a year she had been made a director of the company, and so it was the obvious place for them to live, so- DB: Why was she made a director of the firm? PB-C: Because my grandfather had actually started the company during the […]