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[…]nbsp;encouraged me. And in a very short time I was working on one of their cameras. You. Know doing announcements for like. Teas chocolates will be served at fo[…]

[…]peaker  0:00  The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project.Unknown Speaker  0:06  Jack Hillier, lighting cameraman, interviewer, Alan Lawson, recorded on the seventh of january 1988Unknown Speaker  0:19  side one iUnknown Speaker  0:25 &nbs[…]

[…]n Speaker  1:14  are in short,Unknown Speaker  1:16  movies like that. And then I saw that I had in my mind that I'd like to be a cameraman. And so I wrote it while I was at school in sixth form, I wrote to the BBC and said, Are there any vacancies as an assistant cameraman? And […]

[…]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 […]

[…]is Open, open cockpits at the back the observers. And I always find that very intriguing to be so sort of you're standing out in the open act with my camera. And that gave me a wonderful love of love of flying, and I very much envied the pilots who flew those things. And it. It was my ambition to fl[…]

[…]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 […]

[…]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 […]

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

[…] which was ahead of its time indeed), but I always remember sitting in the audience at being absolutely amazed at what went on behind the scenes! The cameras, the sound, everything indeed was incredible! From that moment on I used to get tickets for all the STV shows sent. I used to write in. We got[…]

[…]ad learned in the article. The article at that time certainly had no courses in photography at all. But Brandon Stafford, who was himself to become a camera man, he was really interested in films we were both moderately active in the in the Irish Film Society. And Brendan, Brendan was very keen to g[…]