Search Results for: Channel 4 Lifetime Achievement Award from Women In Film

[…] the entire thing, it might have been BBC Four or Channel 4 or somet hing. I think I recorded it. […]

Copyright is vested in the BECTU History ProjectFREDDIE FRANCIS, lighting cameraman, feature film director, interviewer Alan Lawson, recorded on 24 November 1993SIDE 1, TAPE 1Alan Lawson: When and where were you born?Freddie Francis: I was born in the wilds of North London, Barnesbury, north London […]

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[…]ten all about the film because it was in the BFI Programme.MARTIN SHEFFIELD: Yes, they did show the entire thing, it might have been BBC Four or Channel 4 or something. I think I recorded it.NORMAN J. WARREN: Was it at the time of its transmission?MARTIN SHEFFIELD: Yes.NORMAN J. WARREN: Ah yeah[…]

[…]as born on Christmas Eve 19 112Unknown Speaker  0:39  in a village in Cheshire called West Aston, just outside crew.Unknown Speaker  0:45  And I was born there because my father wasUnknown Speaker  0:51  an engineer in the great London North Western Railway works in cre[…]

[…] films. Whereas at MGM I was in rather a narrow channel being assistant dubbing mixer. Peter Musgrave: Just possibly at […]

[…]hat's being made. For example a film that we certainly would like to get, certainly for theatrical and non-theatrical release is a film being made by Channel Four [chuckles]! We found it out in Milan - on the Paris Commune of 1871 and they're doing a full dramatisation. Yes one - I've been going to […]

[…]king about the nationalised industries. Yes,Frances Cockburn  0:22  I'm sport that they, they were really, I they were in a whole different channel, I think for us, although if they had a story that was suitable for our distribution, we would certainly distributed for them. And of course, […]

[…]ts of Second World War in action so myself and fellow ACT member Peter Handford were dispatched into Northern Europe with a portable Western Electric channel to record authentic sound effects which was rather a dangerous undertaking. We had all our equipment mounted in a little station wagon and we […]

[…]u know, it was was before. This was in the late 70s. This was 76 where I was at Edinburgh, 7879 and 1980 at the film festival, and it was just before Channel Four started, and just before there began to be an independent film sectorMike Dick  27:16  the next phase. The other thing was quit[…]