Dallas Bower Side 1Alan Lawson 00:02Dallas Bower: producer, television director, television producer, sound recordist, film editor, drama producer. Dallas, when and where were you born?Dallas Bower 00:19Kensington Hall Gardens, London 1907.Alan Lawson 00:2[…]
[…]ssex.Julia Cave: Tony Essex. Yes of course.Alan Lawson: He was not an easy man.Julia Cave: He was a ‘driven’ man. He was a brilliant film editor on the ‘Tonight’ programme I think, and I learnt a very great deal from him in the cutting room, later when I got to that stage I can talk more[…]
[…] I went from assistant directing to starting to direct, but also of course having this chance to do some editing I decided that I wanted to become an editor, and so I did become an editor at Basic and Iwas there for four years I think, until... until 1949, that’s right, when there was a bust upKitty[…]
[…]tinternet.com. Alan Lawson 0:06 The copyright of this recording is vested in the back to history project. JOHN Shirley, Feature Film Editor, interviewer, Alan Lawson, with sid Wilson, recorded on the 29th of September 1993. side one? Well, first, john, when and where were you born,J[…]
[…].Sidney Cole: A young Rex!Kay Mander: What on earth was it called at the last analysis? [N. B. Probably 'The Silent Battle'] Peter Bsasini[?] was the editor - that was why we had fish and chips, because they were making 'Chips' at the same time [laughs] at Denham - we were fish and they were chips!S[…]
[…]he cheap and all. Quiet. And. Not you know wasn't supposed to be there really. Also it does remind me that at that time in the cutting room was alone editor called David Lean. David was a much a loner as low as a matter loner there's years now and he was cutting film for some of the away from […]
[…] at the service. Roy Fowler: And Frank was a story editor was he not there? E.M. Smedley-Aston: No, he certainly […]
[…]brought up in Hornsea but her sister was Frank Launder's first wife. So that's really why I was at the service.Roy Fowler: And Frank was a story editor was he not there?E.M. Smedley-Aston: No, he certainly was not. No, Frank was then a very junior writer, or fairly junior writer. In Roy Bo[…]
