[…]of the story back to the laboratories in our own building. Now, of course, it istotally different with the advent of the satellite, the advent of the electronic cameras. Electroniccameras were frowned upon at the first. I mean, we had a hell of a job, we had the cameras butwe weren't allowed to use […]
[…]o say that they were but I think there is still the lack of comprehension between theAlan Legard 38:52 two. This is a disadvantage of, of electronic editing or digital editing. Because in a way, it's the once you've got all that stuff fed in and you can probably do it quicker because phy[…]
[…]pyright RCA.HARRY MILLER: It was variable area wasn’t it?ALAN LAWSON: It was variable area.HARRY MILLER: He had two chaps working on building all the electronics stuff you know the amplifiers and things. One of them went to Chief of Sound at Ealing.ALAN LAWSON: Who was that? Marcus Cooper?HARR[…]
[…] reclaimed, right, then it would have been because we weren't replanting it. Generally, it wasn't a problem even when it had been cut. And of course, electronic editing came in fairly early on. So you basically just copied sections like like you do now is but to begin with, that was still sort of me[…]
[…]ctor for David Thewlis in about ‘92 I think it was. So, the process was used on and off for particular style, particular look but also it was adopted electronically, I mean you see so much stuff now where, even on Match of the Day when they do flashbacks and they basically blend colour and black and[…]
[…] we used to do student parties in the flat with our 200w amplifier PA system attached to whatever we wanted because that was the thing about being an electronics student - you modified stuff! But to be fair, before I went there I spent a year out working in libraries so I was a librarian as wel[…]
[…]ly a bill or a circular or whatever. It's not really encouraging a level of participation. And the Tory government has been dead set against allowing electronic balloting and those now review going on which they were forced into by the House of Lords and the Trade Union Act. And they're even more de[…]
