[…]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[…]
[…]d here or jump round there. Well, I remember an occasion with him when he came out with a brilliant idea after about two hours of rehearsing, and the director said, but that's what you've been already doing for two hours. He just didn't seem to remember, no any others you'd like to talk about.Unknow[…]
[…] had just started and there was a really right on director of Social Services in Camden who asked, asked to […]
[…]ty centre. Because we were then getting so, what was interesting in those days, the Women’s Movement had just started and there was a really right on director of Social Services in Camden who asked, asked to meet us.SF: Oh.Which was very shrewd of him. So you’ve got people like Val Charlto[…]
[…]om Beaconsfield. On. In and South By.SPEAKER: F7Just floundering about. No no shade you know date space and the crew of be shining on waiting for the director of the asset manager to make arrangements to shoot next week in the mines and nobody cares and nothing was. Organised before.SPEAKER: F6It wa[…]
[…] was his assistant. And so he was the producer, the director, the writer, the cameraman, the editor, and I was […]
[…]ey liked the idea that I was at Unity Theatre ‘cos they were quite left wing themselves and it was a co-operative and they took me on as an assistant director! TD: Do you remember which year this was? AY: No, I can’t remember years at all. TD: 30’s or AY: […]
[…]ted over with Anna, you know, having chocolates and cup of tea and talking about men and, you know. And then I got to know the company, you know, the director Fyodor Otsep, and the producer, a man called Klement, Klement, yes, Klement, he called himself Klement. And the man who financed the whole th[…]
[…] then I got to know the company, you know, the director Fyodor Otsep, and the producer, a man called Klement, […]
[…] standing relationship with the Samuelson family. GB Samuelson was a director my father photographed a couple of films for him. […]
