[…]way, Ryanair saw it and said like we put out the lock and and even with the insulate and so on, you know, inboard and And it was only cut between two cameras because we had a second camera there and the mute Bolex or anything just just cut in between for continuity, but absolutely not a single word […]
[…]e?Phil Noel-Baker.Noel-Baker, yes. Yes, well they asked me to get a film of him speaking and he was speaking somewhere up at Leyton.Ah.And I took the camera and the lights and I got a close-up of him giving his speech. I sent it off to them and when they put it out on their television they said it w[…]
[…]as a brilliant art Connoisseur and then when on One occasion there was a big hold up on the studio floor, trouble with the lights or trouble with the cameras or trouble with Something or other, it was one of those. And everybody was Sitting around waiting for something to happen. And Vincent Price j[…]
[…] Colour Film Services; within an hour of the announcement of the King’s death, Hamilton Knight called Technicolor to book all four of the Technicolor cameras in the country to film the new Queen’s coronation; JJ talks about the Freemasons; JJ’s son became a Master in the Navy and then a jet pilot; T[…]
[…]s that a question of the sort of rhythm of the dialogue? DM: Yes. I enjoyed that very much. And I remember so well that wonderful last shot. The camera pulled back, and there were Mervyn and Glynis standing hand in hand with the inn burning behind them. And I was talking to Glynis about it the […]
[…]r his input on projects; discussion of pension funds; printers were built in those early days of the business; BP talks about lightweight VistaVision cameras – 11 were built by Technicolor; story about LW Oliver.00:22:55 – 00:42:00 L W Oliver took BP to a screening of the first Eastmancolor tripack […]
