[…] fussy it made me fussy and it did me the world of good really. Good good directors are always a tremendous help to any technician they bring out the best in you. The slap happy directors are. Just bad for a technician they. Should become sloppy. But David wouldn't everything have to be absolutely r[…]
[…]7 Yeah the first year was quite fun. made friends. On the first day a very sweet kid came up to me her name was Penny Smyth. Can I be your best friend? And I said, Absolutely. I'd love to be your best friend. So I enjoyed the first year. But I was already very, I was very naughty. I was v[…]
[…]nd to drag an awful lot. Yeah I know a lot of the big features. Yes. They didn't seem to add an awful lot. So often we'd come out of the screening at BAFTA and we just said Well that would have been a marvelous song if any it had been half an hour or 40 minutes shorter.SPEAKER: M8And you could see w[…]
[…]bout a school, but to get to our grammar school, “cor, ‘ere George Wilson’s boy Den, he’s got himself a scholarship, Christ.” So you go there in your best suit. The master was a chap called Maurice M.A (Oxon) and he spoke rather well, whereas we was talking more [faux cockney] “a bit like that darli[…]
[…]et, which meant that don't shoot more than 400 feet. Now, when you got there, you look at the story, and if you look as to how it what would make the best story, in your opinion? So you had to have a beginning, an ending, and a bit in the middle. And it didn't matter what it was, you calm a building[…]
[…]nded to pass the colour correction adjustment onto the gallery, the thinking being that they would be in charge of the camera setup and so they would best be able to try and match the look of the film bits to the studio content on [unintelligible] that. As film post-production grew we did […]
[…] from the sport point of view. He must have been extremely bright. I knew how much he would have liked to go to the university. And was obviously the best possible material for it, but couldn't. What else did I know? I knew that Granny Balcon must have been rather a saint because the old boy my gran[…]
[…]p;43:14 So anyway,Richard Marden 43:15 so that was only 49. Then about I suppose six years ago, seven or eight years ago. I went to BAFTA for lunch I was working in town, I often get a BAFTA for lunch and I went in there and there were not many people about and I saw an old gentlem[…]
