[…]don. We had a great big garden which, now, of course, is all houses, but in those days ran from the middle of Wimbledon Hill to the top, and I remember there were horse buses in those days. Because, as children, our great pleasure, we had - halfway up the hill, where it became steep, they had w[…]
[…]ing as a technician. It’s a mixture of things. I’m immensely proud of having been president of the union for a brief while and very proud of being an honorary member of the union, I’m very proud of various films I’ve worked on in some capacity or other when I feel I’ve done a good job on them, films[…]
[…] us, I think there were three of us in a course at the time, three or four, I think there were only three, which went on I think for about, I can’t remember, was it six weeks, or two months, or something, but it was basic studio managing techniques, sound effects up through microphone balancing and […]
[…]s infancy! This would be about, I think we first got a television about 1958/59. STV had been on the go for a year or two years at that time. And I remember we got the television and, gosh, we didn't have an outside aerial. It was an inside aerial and it looked Sputnik with a couple of wires from it[…]
[…] Whereabouts did you go to school?NORMAN J. WARREN: Well, my schooling was a bit all over the place. I started off in a school of which I can never remember the name. It was in Fulham.It’s still there but I don’t know if it’s still a school. Very near Putney Bridge. Andit looked more like a sort of […]
[…]ch involved two years in Aden in the desert, covering an industrial project, and of course, nobody else would do it. And so they sent the most junior member and I went for nearly two years to live in, in Aden. In in what is now South Yemen, and shot 16 mil. Then it was I earned Amiga reputation as a[…]
[…]d flame red or whatever moonlight blue and that sort of thing.Roy Fowler  7:04  It was very, very prevalent in the silent era was vaguely remember seeing the occasional sepia colour that trifle and thereafter. Incidentally, this is an absolute digression, and we mustn't lose it. But I tape[…]
