[…]nated watching this man.Yes.Ed Smith, I think his name was, edit this tape. Because I mean, and this, this was still scissors time then, this was not electronic, this was, ‘Is this where you want the cut? Sure you want it here’? Bash, and so the scissors went through it. Now that was a, a landmark. […]
[…]signs were getting better. So we had marvellous long lenses eventually. But it all took time. And Life on Earth and Living Planet, we even moved onto electronic. I'm not too keen on video cameras for a number of reasons, one of which is you can't mend them with a hammer. But in Trials of Life we wan[…]
[…]ent idea of course.Alan Lawson 4:18 But you can actually you can compose for that I mean, its propertiesPaddy Carey 4:22 with electronics and so on. You can compose any sound your life. And so we did. It wasn't it wasn't tuneful as such, I think grey and we didn't try to make[…]
[…] this, this was still scissors time then, this was not electronic, this was, ‘Is this where you want the cut? […]
[…] Life on Earth and Living Planet, we even moved onto electronic. I'm not too keen on video cameras for a […]
[…]must say, Oh, very young and very enthusiastic and very good indeed. That went on. And then I went, then I went away to. I did. I did a BSc course in electronics. Up at North Hampton Polytechnic, which took a year usually took three years, but they crammed it into one year, and I did the theory of i[…]
[…]he outbreak of war and put into the artillery. I was sent to a training camp at Devizes and then they said, well as you have got some connection with electronics – it wasn’t called electronics in those days I don’t know what it was called – but they seemed to think I should know something about RDF […]
