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[…] Jim Shields: Burns Red! [Chuckles] Maurice Askew: [Chuckles] Brilliant dubbing editor. Jim Shields: Ex Naval man, of course. Maurice Askew: […]

[…] Belfast Telegraph, of which John Cole used to be the editor. Yes. And asking for people and I wrote and […]

[…] script The Seventh Veil (1945) and later became the scenario editor at Gainsborough Studios. She directed her first feature film, […]

[…] earlier this year. John Aldred: Yes Chris was the sound editor on that film. Unfortunately we didn't get much recognition […]

[…] done has been OK, ask Roy Drew, he was the editor, he’s quite happy with it, why am I being […]

[…] was working with Teddy Damos as an assistant to the editor. After a year and a half he moved to […]

[…] you ever work with David Lean when he was an editor? Bill Girdlestone: No. Isn't that funny. When you were […]

[…] industries from the 1930s to the 1980s. He was an editor and a producer, in both drama and documentary, and […]

[…]then I did things like go to the Highland Show and follow the Queen Mother round about and write cover/colour pieces on that so I became the Features Editor very quickly at the Scottish Farmer. I stayed there for two years and felt, was well aware that it was quite a restricted place to be so I cast[…]

[…]eah, I mean I see nowadays in comparison - night and day. With us, being an Assistant Engineer, no, an Assistant Dubbing Mixer, you engaged with Film Editors, Assistant Film Editors, Sound Recordists and you got a real broad-brush feel for how to construct a programme. So, although I was strictly So[…]