Search Results for: Honorary Member of the Guild of British Camera Technicians

[…] over-crowded Victorian terraces, where every move is monitored by family members or nosy neighbours. There is an overwhelmingly claustrophobic feeling […]

[…]here, is lying in my pram looking up at the trees. My granny I think was the one to wheel me through Ashdown forest, Winnie the Pooh country. And I remember lying in my pram and just watching the fluttering of the leaves. And I am fascinated by that, to this day, as I was as a baby. And of course in[…]

[…]ed and I got told off several times for picking up things and "Don't touch that!" and you have to be driven and so on. It didn't work because I can remember filming in Europe, filming abroad, we had to take a driver with us and he was so terrified at driving on the right-hand side of the road that I[…]

[…]do with with broadcasting industry? No, but my father was interested in making cine films and he had a quarter track and half track tape machine. I remember going on holiday with his cine camera planted in the, in the windscreen and what have you. So I think I get my interest in what I do from him. […]

[…]ove studios with my dad and sat on the set. In his chair. And started work next Monday. In the scenic arts department. As an apprentice.DB: Can you remember the early films that you worked on?PM: The first film was, I think, Snowbound, which David MacDonald directed. But there was quite a lot of fil[…]

[…]evision, by the time I got out the Navy just begun. And Associated Rediffusion was renowned in those days being run as a naval ship. I've never the remember Commander, I forgot what his name was. [Captain Thomas Brownrigg RN] But there was literally there were all ex naval officers running the stati[…]