[…] other tracks, obviously. Otherwise, you pick up the sort of repeat.Stephen Peet 36:03 So you got to know during this time quite a lot of documentary people. Were there people who came there to the studio, or did you meet them elsewhere? Because it was a quite a small select band. AndAla[…]
[…] studio in 1960. I believe there might have been a documentary about the CFF recently. Does anyone have an y […]
[…] LABORATORIES Andrew Dawson and Sean P Holmes have finished their documentary, The Golden Age of British Film Laboratories and are […]
[…] his early career working at a photography studio, an industrial documentary company and as a clapper boy at Butcher’s Film […]
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[…]’s perspective this allowed us to benefit from WHEN THE NORTH WIND BLOWS, CONFESSIONS OF A WINDOW CLEANER (and its “further instalments!”), the quasi-documentary THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE (1978), more mainstream horror offerings like THE SENTINEL, David Cronenberg’s SHIVERS, THE BROOD and VIDEODROME as w[…]
[…]r their wing and pushed me forward in that way but it was definitely something, looking back on now, I don't think anyone frowned upon it as far as a Union, we all worked in the same Union, for example, so there wasn't a problem there. I just think people thought, 'this guy wants to do this, he's go[…]
[…]stion The the Barrymore Show was formed.Here talks about PM Margaret Thatcher playing a part in losing Thames the TV franchise over Death on the Rock Documentary.
[…] It’s almost as though it’s endless; it’s not like you’ve only got so much footage. When I was in the film, earlier in the 60s, 70s, they used to say documentary was 1:4 shooting, and that’s probably quite a lot if not less, and filming is probably 1:10. And that’s quite a lot. Hopefully it’s less. […]
