[…] not Gabriel Pascal, who was there theoretically as the director, but David Lean (who was the technical director), Ronnie Neame (who was the official cameraman, but he was very much involved with the shots with David, and of course they worked together like a piece of beautiful clockwork), and Charl[…]
[…]ted to have a chat with your director...trouble is with some of them to get them to communicate.John Legard: And did you have your favourite lighting cameraman to do your work justice as it were? I mean, did you have favourite people then?Peggy Gick: Well I only worked on [such] a lot of small films[…]
[…] he said I said Well all right Peter what about science fiction. So this guy actually took me under his wing and he taught me a heck of a lot. He was cameraman. He was director. He was everything but he took me and a few others under his wing and we started making his other science fiction film. And[…]
[…]a very, very bad, name completely different way to keep going until 69. And that wasManny Yospa 19:10 up to 42 rule 14 hours. editing the camera, lighting,Dawn Stanford 19:20 everything with us. And when we had to.We had other crews,Manny Yospa 19:29 camera, freel[…]
[…]ot is Safe, it was a five-minuter, and it was about the air-sea rescue boats. And I went with, as his assistant and as assistant to Skeets Kelly, the cameraman, in those days there were just three of us. And I also looked after the budget - I was now sixteen, sixteen and-a-half, seventeen. So I was […]
[…]ng anything about the story or what it was about and just said 'Well put a few flats here and a few flats there and see what we can do.' The Lighting Cameraman would come and approve and it was all sort of built together between us.R. F. So you had no operating budget for the picture?C. D. Oh no bud[…]
[…]nbsp; Kay Mander, Rod Baxter. A cameraman... […]
