[…]r on dinner night we had two units which shop who shot, that's right, we used to see each other's rushes. And yes, that's fine. So that was a sort of challenge to all the directors.Speaker 2 11:32 One person did something that was particularly good, the other one better twice.Speaker 1 &[…]
Norman Fisher (newsreel cameraman) 18/7/1917 - 20/11/2001 by admin — last modified Jul 27, 2008 02:12 PM Biographical information to […]
On Saturday 29 September 2018, a very exciting film screening is taking place at the No.6 Cinema in Portsmouth – […]
The ‘Girls Like Us: British Women and WWII Cinema’ season continues at the National Film Theatre in May with more […]
[…] Lyndon they were at the sharp end of the technical challenge for which the film is most famous – shooting […]
[…] its kind on the working heritage of Britain’s multi-industry media sector, the Collection is a formidable challenge to maintain and manage as it comprises a mixture of […]
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[…], and new ideas are the thing that make it work.[01:20:21 – 01:20:30 break in recording]KJ: So, across your career you talked about making… trying to challenge yourself, trying new things. What role would something like a new film stock or a different film stock play? How would you make those decisi[…]
[…] with all the skills and knowledge of his himself, because we all know how good he was and so on, I mean the point is that this to him he said was a 'challenge'. In other words, I mean if I was to give it to somebody else they'd be bloody - although in my mind this thing would make the noise require[…]
