Jim Peters

[…]bout the Lochcarron, which was a tramp steamer which tramped around the Western Isles and I remember sharing a cabin with a cameraman who smoked incessantly and I had the top bunk in this caravan and it was a wee bit unpleasant! But the main thing from that job was that I lived in a flat. I had just[…]

Adam Fullarton

[…];R: One thing I've got to say, it took me a little while before I discovered how I always seemed to be in trouble with the Union before Cup Finals or International Matches. You know, they'd brought up some petty complaint, well, one, a complaint about me anyway and the National Union Representatives[…]

Robert Scott

[…]cause it was just news footage. The BBC had a processing bath in Queen Margaret Drive, which I spent some time in and that looked like a not very pleasant job really but somebody had to do it! At least they had it on site whereas STV just processed their 16 mm, their news footage was done at Balmore[…]

John Agnew

[…] Why?! I don't know. So, Dave would connect this children's ray gun to the loud speaker. It was a wee microphone, right, and we were in Oban airport, international, and there's a caravan site just beside it. Now, see when you get these how much you enjoy your job, right, there we are, top gun! OK. T[…]

Judy Ritchie

[…]think once they realised I was quite creative, they kind of gave me, and what was great about Gus was at that point STV hadn't put any shows into for awards because they weren't networked and he said that, I think that show's called Acropolis Now even though it was the red...you know, he put me forw[…]

Louise Willcox

[…]lcox. Neo Jackson. I was born in Bolton in the Northwest on the 12th of April 1958. And nationality. You're British? Yeah. Okay. And have you won any awards in your your long career? Well, I was part of the team that won a special craft BAFTA for spring watch in 2011. I also won the team award. Well[…]

Renee Glynne

[…]he world think is awful and then there’s so many peoplewho think it is very good. [Laughter] And Run Run Shaw from the first half ofThe Legend of the Golden Vampires is at war with Hammer. There’s no harmony. There’s harmony with the wonderful Les Bowie and the Camera Operator and me. And […]

Neville Wortman

[…]the ’50s.DARROL BLAKE:  Early?  NEVILLE WORTMAN:  Yes, probably even earlier.  There were little cars that used to go around with golden eagles on the top of them.  It was quite a movement – Dan Dare and Space.  And I drew for one of those comics.  Very, very, marv[…]

Terry Ackland-Snow

[…]in English winter.02:03:18 -                    Film Design International – set up by TAS 15 years ago – met a global need, other media courses don’t teach reality of filmmaking, give students unreal expectatio[…]
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