[…]nd we started to band call it, and we got all that done. Then they went on rehearsing and I thought it's alright, I know where I am, I know where the cameras are going to be. And eventually the lead violinist came and said to me, can I have a word with you. I said certainly. He said unless20you move[…]
[…]to cel in ink. It was disgusting!Kay Mander: No in-betweening?Joy Batchelor: Well no, it's very easy to in-between with cels.Kay Mander: What sort of camera did they use in those days?Joy Batchelor: I think it was a Sinclair. I'll tell you who operated that, was Adrian Jeakins - do you remember Jeak[…]
[…] hand feed him. I would draw up a little tiny camera plan of the sets for him so he knew […]
[…] being televised, yes. Well, it was being… Were you on camera? I would have been, had I been round there, […]
[…] easy to in-between with cels. Kay Mander: What sort of camera did they use in those days? Joy Batchelor: I […]
[…]contented smiles to their faces! At one stage in the afternoon of the day of the Premiere we had a foyer full of press, radio, a replica plane and TV cameras recording interviews when in walked Ted’s Regional Manager David Williams. He cornered me and asked what was going on. As I outlined everythin[…]
[…]ly Record doing Showbiz and Brian Burnett doing various bits and pieces. And these people were so amazing to work with along with all the Editors and camera people that I then got to know properly because we were doing more in-depth, longer form items and it very, very quickly became clear to me how[…]
[…]aker 0:48 Berry cry born March 23 1935. in Leeds, Yorkshire. Bury your island here. Yes, I've done it before. Yes. But you wanted that to camera. Yeah, that's what I did. And don't repeat the question. Rephrase the question. I've done one or two of these.Derek Threadgall 1:17 […]
