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[…] a photograph of at Gainsborough, I: Yes CB: Behind the camera. I: Right. CB: A very lovely capacity, tall, skinny one, […]

[…] Adrian because I mean I could see there wasn’t a camera... Yes. You know, if the camera was taking his back […]

[…] want to be in there fighting as opposed to writing features and commentaries that are fairly bland. That is how […]

[…]vant. Interesting after work in the photo library for news originally. I think the qualifications were, do you know what a photo is? Well, I've got a camera. I think that basically got me in. But it was a time for Apollo and because I'd done a lot of modelmaking of Apollo craft, and Apollo 12 came a[…]

[…] might be just an exhibition or possibly an excerpt from a play, which is more complicated as you have to work out how to cover it with just a single camera. That was really interesting and good. I also got to film a couple of bands and they are shot in film. Again, another experience. Film to playb[…]

[…]himself. I think Diary for Timothy is a repeat of Listen to Britain, and that's sad. And I think had he gone into Group 3 and started to try and make features, I think he would have been so unhappy that he would have gone back to painting or poetry, but wanting to make films all the time because he […]

David Watkin (DW)Director of PhotographyBECTU No. 320Interviewer: Alan Lawson (AL) and John Legard (JL)Date 03/03/19943 Tapes Side 100:00:00 – 00:12:00 Introductions; born in Margate, 1925; father was a solicitor for Southern Rail; lived in Margate until the war; as a child DW would got to the […]

[…]which I posted because I looked him up recently in the grave, and there's no mention of any films. But it's, I'm almost. And then of course, it's 10. Camera. And Ken Scribner, we've been covering a test our income Scrivener ofAvenger, both of whom were composers. People whose musical imaginations an[…]

[…]:30  Yes.John P Hamilton  17:31  Production experience. Yes, somebody would work on the floor himself. Yes. Good thing in his days, no camera.Gerald Chambers  17:38  But here again, you see as as opposed to the antagonism I got from Bob Healy. The same thing was was true of […]

[…]lympic Games at Wembley. And I had in fact picked up a job, temporary job, that was about to start which I gave to Douglas Terry, and my, and my 16ml camera. Yes, that was another gift to him; getting me this job, or being instrumental. And, so the job that I'd picked up, believe it or not, was a ki[…]