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[…]and I walked to the left, in actual fact he turns to the left and walks straight into me. I mean, it was chaos.  And Roy bolting behind the camera said "Kenneth, for God's sake old chap do be careful it's a frightfully difficult scene for Peter." And I had a moment of outrage.  B[…]

[…]sp;13:08  Carol Gibbons and the Savoy Orpheans, that's right. And people of his calibre were often there recording these programmes. On the camera side, there was, there are two whose names I remember. One was Harry Rignold, who very sadly, was killed in the very first days of the war, I'm[…]

[…]nobody seemed willing to get me into the union. Well I then discovered that the shop steward was in fact Frank North and he was on location, he was a cameraman, you remember...Jim Connock : That's right, yes I remember Frank.Kitty Wood : And eventually I did manage to get into the union, but not unt[…]

[…] would be adopted. Nick has discussed these points with the camera operators and will write up key points that would set […]

[…] a significant support and inspiration to his younger colleagues. To camera operator Len Harris, Cox was ‘a marvellous chap’. At Gainsborough, […]

[…] in 1980, and Eyes Wide Shut in 1999. In the Camera Department Cinematographer John Alcott, Operator Mike Molloy and Focus […]

[…]e written they wouldn't have written anything [about]. The focus was on people who hadn't published and I think that slowly expanded: to take in film cameramen. There are a lot of film camera-mens’ interviews at the at the War Museum.So, restructuring and I moved from Film Programming into the Depar[…]