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[…]ss?Maurice Elvey : Oh - unheard of! Such things didn't exist. People were only employed not from picture to picture but from day to day. I mean, your cameraman - there were no lighting men in those days; the cameraman did the lighting - your cameraman would be, probably, on a day to day rate; certai[…]

[…]alrymple training college. Can you remember any of your other colleagues on that?Hugh Stewart: Yes, yes indeed. There was - tell me the names of some cameramen - the bloke with the double-barrelled name...John Legard: Um...not Gallai-Hatchard?Hugh Stewart: No, no, no, before then.John Legard: Double[…]

[…] nothing! They'd got the most elaborate thing done with one camera slightly off-centre, one with a scratch deliberately down the […]

[…] call had left. And in their place, they had been for assistant producers. But we were all acting as producers. So there was use of this, who was the cameraman from London, he'd worked on loss of the summer wine and a lot of these big programmes, and he was in there, especially hay, who had been a e[…]

[…] on that first word, direct coupling. Stanley Watkins  13:15  It was a motor which drove the projection machine and the camera, it drove the record directly and then through a complicated gearing and filter, mechanical filter, which was a great piece of work, that was H[…]