[…]sgow and it was different. I did have my doubts for many, many months following it. I did miss STV terribly for a long time but I was being given new challenges now. There was corporate videos to be made. There was commercials and there was a new thing which I'd not even considered and that was ligh[…]
[…]r; JB talks about the various roles in the art department; JB mentions Rollerball and a party sequence set in the not-too-distance future which was a challenge for costume design; period must be respected in when making period films.00:29:55 – 00:32:00 JB talks about working with costume designer Ph[…]
[…]long time? DM: As long as it lasted, yes. SC: That was very long. DM: Quite long. I loved that, adored that. SC: Did you like the challenge of writing what in some ways is a constricted medium isn’t it, for television? DM: I think so. I always liked that kind of order. Like […]
[…]mind, they'll give as good as they get. I think this is not the attitude in the south of England. I think in the South people don't want that kind of challenge. I mean Balcon certainly didn't. So I see no reason why one should be respectful of people like Balcon or Grierson, although he was a Scot. […]
[…], there is a more interest in coming to London for me to take part in the politics of ACTT, you know, the business of Act was infinite in far greater challenge than than being a cameraman doing Coronation Street as much as I've enjoyed it. It's only in this last 40 or 50 weeks I've been working on o[…]
