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[…]forgotten about all the time. The chairman shows it to the shareholders meeting. And it is crap. Yes. Whereas we're still talking about j at a spring channel more often. Yes, yes. Yes. And I believe it's still in the lending library. Is it? Yes, yes. For as long as the rails got a lot. Yes. Yes. Cer[…]
[…]interesting bit to me was the first sequence on marine radar ever used in a public film, the word military films of course, but this was crossing the channel in the maid of Orleans with Captain Larkins. We had a week to shoot this sequence, which in the end was vice president about six, seven minute[…]
[…]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 […]
[…]oducer who was creative.RF: It was by rote and by predjudice…?VG: Simply that he had been a showman and he was still a showman and his whole mind was channelled into what was showmanship, not what was good movie necessarily, but what was showmanship.RF: Where there others at Pinewood in those days w[…]
[…]had three heads plus the projector. In other words, we could handle four tracks. Some of this was done was making up loops, obviously, you'd have one channel where you didn't want actual synchronisation, just background, you'd have a loop going round and round reproducing.Stephen Peet 35:44 &n[…]
[…] , thank god for me, this was a breakthrough, that Channel 4 was starting in 1982 and I saw an, […]
[…] invested a lot in art. And they got money from Channel 4 to make a film, and they got, Mike […]
[…] have thought that "The Insomniac" could have been acquired by Channel Four. Rodney Giesler: They weren't interested then. John Legard: I […]
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