[…]on back then what did you sense the issues were at a governance level that were going off the rails? R: Well, I think the Company's strategy was basically to become a one-stop media platform covering everything from TV to outdoor to radio and to become a must-buy for advertisers. The fact was t[…]
[…]d to be somewhat predictable. [09:58]I: How much are you involved with the directing and deciding the shots when you have eight cameras? R: Basically what you do with the Director (and I've done it since I became a Director myself) is that you sit down with them and you say, "What do you w[…]
[…]20 years later doing something and it was kind of math you know, we had things floating around on thin wires and it really was you know, kind of very basic had drawers popping out next someone behind pushing it or you know, you really was so I did that. And I did the the OSS, which was a lot of fun.[…]
[…].RF: That's later thoughLK: Is it later?RF: YesLK: The years are a little bit mixed up. I cant quite remember because in later years I worked for the Basic and for the Grunweld in later years so its a bit mixed up and for Lindsey Anderson was then with the coal board and I get mixed when what happen[…]
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[…]ston Electric, they had this interlocked system which drove the system there was, oh, let me describe it, it is well documented, of course. But basically, you would starting up the motor system from the system of getting interlock and then running up. There was a distributor which was a […]
[…]oan-outs!Stephen Peet: The equipment you had to work with in those days, you were on camera ever were you? Or not?Philip Leacock: Well, you know, the basic unit usually there was a director, a cameraman and an assistant. And the assistant would usually work on the research and script and right the w[…]
[…]ALAN LAWSON: How long did you stay as the effects man before you actually went into the cutting room?HARRY MILLER: Well, I’ll tell you now. But basically before they would, no-one would have, Korda wouldn’t have any Unions at Denham. Nobody could be in the Union, right? And I remem[…]
Madeline Smith Part 1This transcript has been produced automatically using Otter, https://get.otter.ai/interview-transcription/.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for any […]
