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[…]eggie Beck: Post sync. They used to write the words and split them up.Wyn Ryder: It runs along the bottom of the screen and there is a line central on the screen and when the line hits that word is when you say it, it's not very popular in this country because they say it makes the actor a[…]

[…]: Not since then, I think its the same now, as far as  I know. The camera assistant, follow focus and clapper boy. At one time they brought in a central loading system where one chap loaded for all of the productions that were on.Arthur Graham: You have a member of the crew nowadays I suppose w[…]

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