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SIDE 1 VOICE FILE NAME:  Peter Dimmock - Interview Interviewer Norman Swallow with Alan Lawson     Key:-I:   InterviewerM:   Norman SwallowP:   Peter DimmockS.l - sounds like I:   First of all, Peter, when and where were[…]

[…].   And my first schooling was in an Edinburgh Academy from the age of six to nine.  And  then after that point my education, was down south in England.  I went to a boarding school, prep school, Boxgrove School in Guildford, Surrey until 1927, from '22 t[…]

[…]was doing all the other things, but what was happening with Felicia or Peggy, who were very, who knew nothing about filmmaking, knew everything about educational - I used to go out and help them direct - much to the sort of annoyance of the various old-time camaeramen like Tubby and Charlie Parnell […]

[…]you told me to put he said no nothing like that at all, but I had actually heard and seen the result of this double dealing, this is all part of your education, I suppose you knew and for your children, you wouldn't do anything like that and talking about rashes there too. In rashes, quite a lot of […]

[…], "Well since I've seen you, I have got a diploma from International House and I've also taken a course, City and Guilds course of Teacher of Further Education." I'd thought this was a good thing to do, to show a professional thing. But this was something which they all decided everybody should have[…]

[…] short films of those too and we showed them at the same place for the same purpose. Grierson at this time was thinking of wider outlets of films for Educational, instructive purposes and he was much interested in the movement that was coming to introduce films into schools. There had been a group i[…]

[…]u used to get to know them all of course.2. Migration of BBC staff to commercial TVBH: Well the BBC boards would always ask you your background, your educational qualifications, of which I had nil and they would note all these down and they would say you don't stand an earthly, that was their attitu[…]

[…]o sort of keep their morale up, you see, like so, like, we were manufacturing these, a hell of A lot of themSpeaker 2  11:21  made a lot of educational film and training films.Speaker 1  11:25  That's right during that period. Of course we we manufactured the, what they called th[…]

[…]was that?Joy Batchelor: Watford. And when I was what, I suppose 18 or 19, I'd taken my various what they call now Dip AD, which then was the Board of Education Art and Design course...Kay Mander: And what were you planning to do with your art talent at that time?Joy Batchelor: Anything but teach. [l[…]