[…]eonard Harris: And we did developing - all that sort of thing was good. Oh I know, Craig! He was not exactly on the course, he became the big shot at Kodak's later on.Alan Lawson: Yes...he was a lab technician there?Leonard Harris: Yes that's right, he was, that's right. But he was - I got very frie[…]
[…]nbsp;I mean on this two to three occasions standing in the rain it sort of Kodak recruitment meetings. Yeah yeah. I mean we we recruit recruiting at Kodak. Yeah[…]
[…]ntary liquidation." He said, "You can't go into voluntary liquidation if you're solvent!" So you had to wait for someone to bankrupt you, and I think Kodak's did it eventually. And they took all the gear, you know, usual thing. In fact, old Giles was still with us and I had what was known as "Walk-i[…]
[…]n but I can remember seeing all his old equipment lying around and that gave me the urge to do something about it. My uncle had a vest pocket folding Kodak which interested me immensely and I thought I must get something like that someday.Peter Musgrave: I remember you mentioning something to me abo[…]
[…]t up to them according to how much they wanted. We made all these mixes up,Roy Fowler  29:26  right? Where did the raw materials come from? Kodak, right? Kodak, England. Were they from the States? Was there any great relationship between Technicolor in California and Technicolor here and i[…]
[…]ter the perforating of the negative, because everything had to be perforated, we couldn't in those days trust Kodak with perforating anything, not even the blank stock. So everything had to beperforated. Negative&nb[…]
[…] there was nothing else going on at the time. But when does that happen? And they had also interested themselves had darwinopterus?? in the fact that Kodak had manufactured or cause to be manufactured a modified RCA recorder, which was capable of recording two optical tracks in the space of onehalf […]
[…]g was to select cameras. And here of course, again, Louis Nell was of some considerable help to me. And we decided that we would equip ourselves with Kodak Cine special in a  cameras, which were regarded as more or less as the Rolls Royces of 16 millimetre cameras in those days, simple and effe[…]
[…]t, really, of knowledge. And I went on to that as an apprentice. AndSpeaker 5  1:06:19  then, then from there you went to, when you went to Kodak. Then I left. There was the Kodak job, you know, not an apprenticeship. No,Speaker 3  1:06:26  no, I went. I'd, I had found that after[…]
[…]the BBC eventually, long since dead now. Ken Hanshaw, now retired. Those are the ones I can remember offhand. Alec Tozer, his uncle was Alec Tozer of Kodak, Pathe, Kodak. He set up his daughter, old uncle Alec Tozer, in a 16mm laboratory in Southampton Row underneath a barbers in a basement. She was[…]
