Search Results for: GB Instructional
Emmanuel (Manny) Yospa
[…]wing and he taught me everything about cameras. And we were doing feature films there, and in between the feature films we did a lot of war material, instructional films for the forces, propaganda films, and what we used to call Food Flashes. They're just like the commercials nowadays, but they only[…]
Ray (Ramon) Morse
[…] 33:24 that was sort of yesRay Morse 33:25 well that was that was done at the Marylebones StudiosAlan Lawson 33:29 GB instructionalRay Morse 33:32 and also did a very good thing making papyrus that was interesting. You know the Egyptian papyrus Yes, I a[…]
Stephen Peet
[…]an with a microphone, giving the commentary of these films. They'd be about all sorts of subjects, but done as stories, acted. Not documentaries, not instructional films, but stories, in which the instruction became part of the story. Like, for instance, if I describe the first three that fell to me[…]
John Shearman
[…]r six things, and another one would do one thing and the other one would be rave thinking or whatever. But they came together, and they were standard instructional material in I can't remember how many nations, but certainly 20 countries this, these six or seven films were i. For something like 18 y[…]
“The Coming of the Projectionettes”: Women’s Work in Film Projection and Changing Modes of Spectatorship in Second World War British Cinemas
[…] three to four years. An industry insider suggested that at instructional centers, such as those run by Gaumont: ‘[W]omen […] […]
