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Studio manager. Slough Trading Estate. Full of young talent
01:19:39 responsible for day-to-day running of studio model making, puppet makers, editors. Also involved in Captain Scarlett 150 employees.
Lew Grade pulls plug on Thunderbirds
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[…] they were all the Astor home movies going back to the 1920s!All people like MacMillan at Cliveden…. the children, I mean, David Astor who became the editor of the Observer; Bill Astor whom there was a bit of a scandal about at Cliveden. I think Jake Astor. Anyway, they were all there as children. A[…]
[…]eservations was that it appeared not to like pop music much… So, once I started working as an operator and a recording engineer and more so as a tape editor, I got involved in programmes… and working on programmes on a regular basis, because of my enthusiasm and liking for Top Gear… for… for pop mus[…]
[…]eas of work in the theatre[??], I mean, the crafts. I mean I think we’veprobably got you covered[??] on the list here as photographer, director, editor,producer. Anything we’ve missed?No, I don’t think so.You didn’t suddenly become a, a lighting operative or something? No. And did you[…]
[…]chool. Peter Cushing. Joan Collins.30.50Optioned as a director in America. Story consultant on ghost stories for William Castle. Established as story editor. Writing one hour shows. ‘Do you want it good or Tuesady ?’.33.40Writers’ strike. Writing spec scripts. Moving on. Movies of the week.38.30‘The[…]
[…]mmercial television was just starting, so he ran up a friend in Rediffusion and he said, oh he's just sort of person you, you ought to have as script editor light entertainment, because he's done a lot of comedy and a lot of pantomimes and that sort of thing. And they bought it. So I was there, the […]
[…]rnational organisation devoted to animal welfare and conservation.[99] Bloody Ivory (1978) was nominated for Best Documentary Programme and Best Film Editor at the 1980 BAFTA Awards. Bill Travers is uncredited in the film’s entry on the Internet Movie Database.[100] Sir Ian Holm (b. 1931) is an Engl[…]
[…]e team of people and all the skills working together and I think I was also. Biddy Baxter was the next studio manager in radio and she was then editor of Blue Peter and she let me go into the gallery of Blue Peter and I watched. The I can't quite remember who was presenting but whoever it was […]
