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[…]ther. I, if I'm going to work, I want to be paid a reasonable wage for it. And my father use somebody for the film society called Lou Hines who ran a dubbing Theatre in London. And he said he thought he could get a job as a projectionist. So as 18 years old, I went up to telephone services and Baker[…]

[…]t of my forte in later years, because when I went to prime but I always used to cut optical sound diagonally, which usually used to infuriate all the dubbing edges as ever work was because I never seem to be able to catch on. But but it's in the Air Force from from denim. I didn't fire a shot in ang[…]

[…]that they would flick a switch and they were on to the optical track. We used to dub the films up at Southgate, very tight deadlines. In fact we were dubbingnext week’s programme while this week’s programme was being shown on the TV and we always seemed to be dubbing late at night, nobody ever worke[…]

[…]erson, we used to have fun with her, we really used to do the film from start to finish and dub it at the end and I was concerned with all of it, the dubbing and everything and we did one film called The Dragon of Pendragon Castle which won a top award at Venice in the children's festival. And there[…]

[…]'d never met before, but anyway,Alan Izod  13:48  I prefer that you remember how we first found that we couldn't always time the faders and mixers, right. And so we we experimented with using dyes to make fade outs on the film, it'sStephen Peet  14:02  slowly putting everything i[…]