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[…] [I’ll say that again]In those days you would get up to 200 thousand pounds to make a one-hour programme. And I remember going to my small group bank manager and trying to explain to him that we only had to get a commission for something like that – and that was as good as having 212 thousand pounds[…]

[…]larm at what I was doing. But I have had proper jobs. And I was a stagehand at Leeds Empire Theatre, because Johnny, GM, one of my mentors, the stage manager, heard I was having a bad time and offered me a job as a stagehand. So, that really got me into the atmosphere, the people I saw and what went[…]

[…]here, and then we had very good... we always had, John Box alwayshad extremely good production... what would you call it?Workshops?Yes, workshops and construction managers. It was another Scot who was on that. So ourwardrobe always...Wasn’t Gus on that?Yeah, it was Gus, yeah. And so – I th[…]

[…]s, we have to be on the right instrument at the right time. Quite suddenly, you've got to know what you're doing with that. We also made fairly large construction, as well as the dam project we worked on, we worked for the cement and concrete Association on the building of the Medway bridge, which w[…]

BECTU History Project - Interview No. 58 [Copyright BECTU]Transcription Date: 2002-09-20Interview Date: 1988-10-11Interviewer: Alan LawsonInterviewee: Gordon McCallumTape 1, Side 1 Alan Lawson : Now, Mac...when were you born?Gordon McCallum : May 26th 1919.Alan Lawson : And where was that?[…]

[…]t was ASFI, Associated Sound Film Industries, which was largely had a lot of Dutch connections I think, with a chap called Van Doyn, who was a studio manager, and they didn't know whether to have Clang Film Togus or their own system, their own sound system.Arthur Graham: You went there actually as a[…]

[…] poster and the local Indie cinema saying be a cinema manager missing recruiting. So I thought I'd have a go […]