[…]result is and you can switch it off. You just take the dries out. It's great. Unfortunately the worst one I did have Those they were doing the Olivia awards at the Dominion Theatre in London one via whatever you can probably work it out I think it was Miss Saigon got the award or whatever so that wi[…]
[…]sp;PW: Welsh. Firmly Welsh. And don’t disturb me during the Wales-England matches – ever! 04’39”MS: I see, right, well that’s telling us. Of the awards that you’ve received, which are the ones that stick in your mind? […]
[…]dy Carrick and then I moved on to TheWoman in the Hall and with Jack Lee. And then I went on to The End of the River, it was a Michael Powell picture, but it wasn’t done by him it was an Archer’s picture but it wasn’t done by them it was black and white. And Blanche Fury was[…]
[…]ome very successful feature films and did a Christmas carol for BBC, which was widely praised. Michael Samuels does lots of big drums. Todd Austin is Award is an independent, he's won awards. Sally Evans has gone on to get a very good job in ITV. And, you know, that's, that's nice. That's good to kn[…]
[…]ust chatting. When did you first get an interest in becoming, in fact in the entertainment industry? I2: Can I, sorry about this, may I stop you for a moment because I just need to. Right, we're going. I: OK? R: Well, if you want me to go right back to the beginning, I really wanted t[…]
[…]on ran. It was for theatre directors actually but I was an unsuccessful applicant. I was on the shortlist but I didn't get one of the bursaries. They awarded six bursaries each year but through that very strange tangential contact, suddenly ABC Television offered me a job! I'd never really been thin[…]
[…]e creative challenge of news-gathering isn't big and I've had some colleagues over the years who are, in fact one particular colleague who is an Emmy award winner and is a photographer now, hated news with a passion because he could not be creative on it, you know - I hope you are listening, Mitchel[…]
[…]me stuff with the band at their home and some sort of stuff, it was a documentary, basically, about them but with their concert. I: It won a few awards, didn't it, that programme? R: It did, yeah, it won a BAFTA. I: How did you, you must be quite...? R: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely![…]
[…]2002, just, and launched at the FIAF Congress in 2003, and as you’ve already said, copies are still available. MW: And it won the Kraszna-Krausz award. RS: It won the Kraszna-Krausz award and yes I have the certificate on my wall. [looks across] MW: Ah yes. Indeed. RS: Cathy Suro[…]
