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[…]irst interview! My first interview was an interview with Professor Bill Miller, Professor of Politics at Glasgow University. Danny Livingston was the Cameraman, Dorothy Le Grove was on Sound and of course, in those days, camera crews tended to be paired off. It was Danny and Dot or Danny and Ken McN[…]

[…]t done before. There was two editors. I think Mike Arrington was one myself. And yeah, it was it was a nice studio laevis Yeah, Arthur Lavers was the cameraman if I remember right. And anyway, we did that for a while and a friend of mine, Spencer Reeve, he called me and he said, Oh, he said, I'm doi[…]

[…]hrew in the job to go and do that and and I it was advertised. It was this little company called crosswind films, basically an American guy who had a camera and a Nagra, and he had, like, his little 16 mil camera and inaugural, and he had some a few lights, and he set himself up in whopping in a lit[…]

[…]l the paperwork, order all the graphics, make sure your prop list was in time, get the script typed worry the producer to produce the details for his camera script sothat that could be done in time to go in the studio, be at rehearsals, time the items in the programmes, work out the clearance for th[…]

[…]y! He was both together, that was the magic.Jean Anderson: He was enchantment, he won the hearts of everybody, he was so funny. You couldn’t turn the camera on him, without getting something quite remarkable.John Legard: Can I just interrupt and ask Margaret, how many children did you have to choose[…]