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[…] would do it without asking you to look through the camera when he wanted something done. And...what's-his-name was another one...[Gus] […]

[…]nged the scenery in ‘A’. And we had a little interval, probably for the news or something, and we went back, and he took us all back into ‘A’ and the cameramen went back on the cameras that were in ‘A’ and we did Act 3.Didn't ‘A’ have one more camera than ‘B’?I think it did, I think there were four […]

[…] and we did Act 3. Didn't ‘A’ have one more camera than ‘B’? I think it did, I think there […]

Leonard Harris ( camera operator) 19/5/1916 - 1995 by admin — last modified Jul 27, 2008 02:16 PM BIOGRAPHY: Len […]

[…]rough film had they?VG: I should imagine so.RF: Any further memories of BIP.VG: It was a great big barn of a place and they had the sound stages. Our cameras of course were all in little rollable booths.RF: Still, in 1932?VG: Yes, they were inside these little booths and they were pushed here and th[…]

[…]time working cooperatively in as much as giving the director what he wanted and aware of his actual mechanics, and of course not interfering with the camera man's work, such as casting the most dreadful shadows everywhere. Alan Lawson  12:48Booms hadn't come in? Dallas Bower […]

[…]inning with photography all around me, black and white photography, as my father was a cinematographer and a photographer so he was always pointing a camera at me and then he would go into this mysterious room, called the dark room, which I wanted to understand all about. As soon as I could walk, I […]

Alan Lawson  0:04  The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU history project. Jerry Anstiss, camera operator feature films. interviewers, Alan Lawson, and Sid Wilson, recorded on the first of September 1993. side onefirst and foremost, when and where were you born?Gerry Anstis[…]

[…] BIOGRAPHY: Vernon Sewell began his career in 1929 as a camera assistant at Nettlefold Studios before gaining experience as a […]

[…]d for two years did all the various crafts within the laboratory, neg developing, printing, step printing, optical printing, finally ending up in the camera department where we did pack shots and titling. I got interested in camera work and wanted to go to live action. I joined Film Producers Guild […]