E E (Dave) Davies

[…]North America); later prints were done for redubbed tracks; prints for France, Germany, Italy and Spain; Pathe Pictorial every week (650 in total); 2 COI magazines (Carousel and Roundabout); Rank Screen Services advertising (100-500 copies); major sporting events for Pathe; 180 million feet a year.0[…]

Lindsay Anderson

[…]nd that fell through because they couldn’t agree on the co-operation between the two people who were going to sponsor it, the private sponsor and the COI, or something like that, it fell through. And finally I think it was Helen de Mouilpied who was Denis Forman's wife who commissioned me to do a fi[…]

Peter de Normanville

[…]peculiar manner, apparently, some part of the government which has some sort of money for very broad public relations right outside the realms of the COI or anything like that was a bit depressed that England, in fact did extremely well out of Nobel Prizes, and no one seemed to know, or didn't know […]

John Halas

[…]Vogue and I worked for various comic magazines as illustrator. But it was at the beginning of the war when the Ministry of Information later the COI snatched us up. A man called John Grierson saw our previous work and together with somebody called Arthur Elton who was working then for the Minis[…]

Gordon Hales

[…]6:44  The Merton Park films. Yes. The documentary was interesting, because I had a good deal to do with it. In preparing it. It was done for the COI, I was hired by Pathe a man go Lionel Hoare. And doing research and visiting the stations was very interesting. And I was allowed to cut the pictu[…]
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