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[…] station or something like that. And I got our ' Grip' Honeybeard[?] to sit in as a passenger in the […]

[…] who were going to flounder it...who couldn't really come to grips with the subject, and he felt that somebody who […]

[…] who were going to flounder it...who couldn't really come to grips with the subject, and he felt that somebody who […]

[…] there making the most extraordinary statements. Suddenly I felt a grip on my arm and I turned round and there […]

[…] he was as nervous of Victor Saville as any stage grip because Victor Saville… now again I was dead lucky, […]

[…] minor corrections from a faded typescript. DS] In the recent grip of winter and with the snow many inches deep […]

[…] and expert knowledge, such as holding celluloid with a particular grip that avoided ‘dirtying the film,’ and detecting ‘any perforations […]

[…]hinks an Operation Charlie would not run nearly as smoothly given the skeleton staff numbers now employed. One area where Cinema finally came to grips with old bogeys was with 3D. In the 1950’s, and in some later revivals, the two-tint glasses required proved cumbersome and relatively ineffecti[…]

[…]I remember thinking how much less frightening than I'd ever feared, filming was. How intimate, how lovely everybody is. All the camera people and the grips and the lighting and the director, of the first, bullying first assistant. He became my friend. That was Derek Whitehurst. And he became a real […]

[…]ker  10:00  60 Assistant 60 record is probably about 30 Assistant record is 40 Sparks and nine,Unknown Speaker  10:08  nine to 10 Grips is amazing production house. And you've got to work on such a variety of programmes everything from current affairs documentaries to drama, come[…]