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[…]ne? Why? And I got the jobs. Why are you isolating me? What have I done? That's wrong. Every job I've done has been okay. I asked Roy drew he was the editor. He's quite happy with it. Why am I being pushed out? Why? And I got a job. That was the attitude, really was. And when you think about it, it […]

[…] you were doing that night show items BG What about dubbing. CY Yeah. the magazine items were we cut through […]

[…]over several days and we're immediately topical and when we're ready they come out in the afternoon you were doing that night show itemsBG What about dubbing.CY Yeah. the magazine items were we cut through the morning we try and get them up. There's only four minutes still need quite a lot of mixing[…]

[…]:26:28JOE: yeah it was a six parter six half hours - yeah and - er - it was good fun and Jack De Lane Lea produced it - he had a studio in London - a dubbing studio in London called De Lane Lea studios - now in Wardour Street - De Lane Lea Wardour - he produced that and put the money up - and the BB[…]

[…]nbsp;film I think and I always enjoyed the later stages when we got to the dubbing in them. You presumably were always loving this music recording dubbing the w[…]

[…]e didn't try to make it tuneful at all, but it worked quite well.Alan Lawson  4:41  Atmospheric. And who did the Where did you do the final dubbing and Johnny it was that was Ken Cameron.Paddy Carey  4:50  Certainly some were done with Ken Cameron, I suppose.Alan Lawson  4:5[…]

[…]and McNaughton cut the second reel. And I...John Legard: R. Q. McNaughton I seem to remember?Pat Jackson: That's right! Marvellous cutter! Marvellous editor! And then, um... I'd previously been joining for Cavalcanti, I think 'Coalface' came out, just before... the little short, 'Coalface'. And I re[…]