[…]h a colour unit, which others had experienced. That was basically an American unit brought over from Pennsylvania. Yes, a producer for which, and the director of which were American and the two engineer,Gerald Chambers 31:19 yes, the engineer, the producer was called Paul Schmidt. And th[…]
[…]using short ends when in fact you you weren't it always seemed like that to them because it was the days of when you took many many takes to get this director's perfection and when we finished the loading slammed the sides of the camera back and everything else. I took off the to unload finished tak[…]
[…] all just disappeared.Rodney Giesler 7:30 Was Carol caveator directing these films?Joe Mendoza 7:32 No, he had sort of he had director cameraman over look over the pair sooner do a no shot bring this was your brain this was the handover from Francis your real estate. Brillian[…]
[…]we were the regulars so we were just down there every day. The first unit had a little bit but ours was the main one. But Carol Reed was a remarkable director and I think he was probably my greatest teacher, erm, he was a man who worked for two units, he directed both units, night and day.I was goin[…]
[…]il 1988 in the executive room of ACTT at 111, Wardour Street. The subject is Edward Dryhurst, interviewed by Roy Fowler. Eddie is a producer, writer, director, going back a long, long way. Edward, the fact is that you have written recently about your life in great detail and so I thought on the tape[…]
Dicky Leeman (television and film director) b.1912 by admin — last modified Aug 15, 2008 01:39 PM BIOGRAPHY: Born in […]
[…]ce by the commissionaire. And I went into this studio and of course I was over-awed by it, lights and everything like this you see. And there was the director - of course it was a silent film, obviously - there was the director showing a man how to make love to a woman, and her name was, I'll always[…]
CHARLES CRICHTONThe copyright of this material is invested in the BECTU History ProjectCharles Crichton, director, interviewer Sid Cole, recorded 15 December 1988,SIDE 1, TAPE 1SC: Let's start at the beginning, tell me when you were born and where you were educated and so on.CC: I was born in 1910, […]
[…] and everything like this you see. And there was the director - of course it was a silent film, obviously […]
[…]re, just the location. We were in India a 10ng time, it took a long time to get there. Osmond Borradaile was the cameraman. Geoffrery Boothby was the director. That was the whole unit. We didn't take sound or any actors. We went there to shoot all the battle scenes. They were big scale and to do a 1[…]
