[…] rushes and dealing with cameramen etc; he went on the road for 18 months working with television – all of the television companies above the Thames, LWT up to Aberdeen; through this he got to know people at Rank and Technicolor; a management shakeup happened at Technicolor; a position as Technical […]
[…]e silent films I think they got the best of it and it was cool.BG They were crafted films?CY The programme I owrked on after that was six programs at LWT about the Thames an oral history of people who worked on the James on the times from Henley to Tilbury all classes greatgreat archive footage. I t[…]
[…]vid Robson: Yes, yes, it did.Alan Lawson: ...and to use your initiative, which you did.David Robson: Yes.Alan Lawson: Did that happen when you got to LWT?David Robson: Um, no, because there was no time. We were hard pressed. Whereas in the Rediffusion days, you had to have what was called a 'hot' ma[…]
[…] the last staff film researcher to get taken on at LWT in June ’87, which says a lot about casualisation […]
[…] wel l, made a little programme about Dennis Mitchell for LWT. So that was how I got started. And at […]
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[…] programme I owrked on after that was six programs at LWT about the Thames an oral history of people who […]
