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[…] edit out some of the script, and his way of editing - I don't think he ever read a script […]

[…] should do. But he did give me the opportunity of editing The Man Who Knew Too Much for Hitchcock. And […]

[…] training manual. I hadn't quite finished it I was still editing it - it was a hell of a c […]

[…] go in next morning and see the rushes as the editing board watched them. Roy Fowler: Is there more to […]

[…] that's where I really started to learn the craft of editing from Reggie because he was a very good, you […]

Danny Livingstone [Start of Recording] [00:58]I: Interview with Danny Livingstone. Interviewer - John Frame. What was your background before you got in to television, Danny? R: A little bit unusual. Went to school. Left school in fifth year with Physics, Maths, you know, a scientific […]

[…]ictor was only, he was a very young man and he was, you know, loaning money from the bank really just to keep going because it was a big film and the editing was probably over a year – eighteen months; it was a long haul to make such a film. It’s wonderful it got made at all. It’s – no one[…]

[…] Or you could box them up and put their covers on and carry them on your shoulder. heavy stuff. No, we didn't. We never really got involved with editing. Anything that stuff the the tapes were sent or taken back to the student to the transfer by there was a leavers rich quarter inch sort of a d[…]