Pat Jackson

[…] remember which) but there were two. So starboard was one colour and port was another colour. Well, there was nothing […]

Pat Jackson

[…] remember which) but there were two. So starboard was one colour and port was another colour. Well, there was nothing […]

Tim Emblem - England

[…] the possibility of a splice breaking on air or the sound running out of sync or something like that, quite apart from the fact that you’re doing the colour grading live on air so you had to adjust the colours and the contrast as you were seeing it, as it happened. The thought was, it’s a live trans[…]

Simon Rose

[…]n because they adapted to British way of life. But the way they taught you could tell that they would never fully accept a West Indian because of the colour of their skin. So it was just a sort of no wind situation. So the film was really asking how much people have a right to be different and that […]

Stephen Peet

[…]e hung in the bin[?]. Then it was easier to, or fairly easy to match the original, you see. You took the one that had this black beginning with the uncoloured board and for the end match was the one with the with the red stripe down at the end of it, and it was fairly easy to match. [00:20:01] […]

John Aldred

[…]u how it came about. At home before I left school I organised my own 9.5mm cinema for showing silent films which I used to play records to, these had coloured lights on dimmers and tabs and things I used to give film shows to friends at home. As my 16th birthday approached my parents had resigned th[…]

Bill Mason

[…]es and it came out saying empty, but I've just found the budget, the budget was one and a half thousand.AL: How long were they .EM: Half an hour.AL : ColourBM: Black and white.AL: You were saying didn't he intervene on that .BM: Oh yes, we had one of the sequences on TB and we had Midhurst and where[…]

Paul Fox

[…]ITV were appalling.  I mean, Lew Grade paid them…well in order to keep production going at Elstree, Lew paid the unions extra when ITV went into colour, something that the BBC certainly didn’t do.  And so the practices were dreadful.  Most…all companies were beset by it…by labour prob[…]

Pat Jackson

[…]me blue and green, if you look into the sun it became green (or the other way round, I can't remember which) but there were two. So starboard was one colour and port was another colour. Well, there was nothing you could do about that, because it was just impossible. But the problems of balancing exp[…]

Harry Fowler

[…]e that, I always slightly exaggerated, anything that happened to me. I don’t know, I subconsciously realised this story is mundane unless you make it colourful. Make it worth listing to. I don’t know, but it was in me, there’s no question about that.McG: Have you ever thought that your life has been[…]
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