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[…] voluntary with a small organising committee and a wider participating membership. We meet monthly at BECTU Headquarters.  We are an […]

[…] www.historyproject.org.uk The Project was founded by a small group of members of the film and television technicians’ union in 1986. […]

[…] don't have room on their individual profiles to attach show reels or spotlight numbers and things like that. So very much of that work you have to remember. You just have to have a good memory. When you get a casting in and they want someone who's good with dialog or comedy, you have to rely on who[…]

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[…]ou could get a very reasonable result but actually with more research you probably would have discovered that prints stocks of that time… trying to remember that the film’s system, the print stocks at that time gave different responses. I’ve seen Simon Lund talk previously on when he was working in […]

[…]now the Conservatoire but it wasn't the Conservatoire then! It was the Drama College and there were people like Ian Richardson and oh gosh, I can't remember all the names of the people that were there at the same time as me but John Grieve, I can't remember the names of all the other people that wer[…]

[…]bsp;R: I think you would have said by pure chance! And just by luck, in a way, because I came to Scotland in 1952 and STV started in 1957 and I can remember arriving in Paisley to do a show with Jack Milroy and I originally came to work with Jack Milroy for five weeks only as an experiment to see wh[…]