[…] Arthur Branson at the BBC who he got on with very well; BD realised he wanted to work with clients; started out working with rushes and dealing with cameramen etc; he went on the road for 18 months working with television – all of the television companies above the Thames, LWT up to Aberdeen; throu[…]
[…] – laboratory worker; special effects; studio manager, head of film unit at ATV.
Interviewed 13 June 2013
Interviewer: Sean Holmes
Camera: Andrew Dawson
DoB: 14 February 1930
Family background: Youngest of five siblings of working class family; born Uxbri[…]
[…]nd the photography, and got on really well with Garry Marsh and Jane Welsh, playing cards.BREAK as Dave Wyatt queried warning light on sound level on camera.He got on ok with the other outlaws,(Brian Roper was a bit superior as older) and discovered that There was time off set to play cricket and go[…]
Mary Hillman BECTU History Project Interview Number 625 Date: 12 April 2011, Venue: Teddington Studios,Interviewer: Mike Dick Camera Ruth BollandInterviewee: Mary Hillman Hair and Makeup Artist.TAPE 100:03:20 Mo[…]
[…] feel about it? BAI wish I had copies of them all. But I was too busy producing it to record it. MDWe were talking just now, when the camera was switched of, you sort of said… BAI’ve got a copy of the first one. MDBut in terms of the artists and in terms of the performances[…]
[…]Given the sack.02.25Fan of films as boy.02.50Carlton Hill Studios. Clapper Boy and Focus Puller. Sacked after six months for wrongly reloading Debrie camera.04.00John Paddy Carstairs gets him job as Third Assistant at Ealing. ‘Pink String and Sealing Wax’, ‘The Captive Heart’.05.00National Service. […]
[…]’d lost, you know, the cross slowly tumbled down [Laughter] and crashed on the studio floor, we all ducked. And Peter would be, be sort of urging the cameraman to give of their best and going ‘Back, back, back’, crash in to the studio wall, you know. [Laughter] But he was very inspiring and, mm…And […]
