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[…] , he was last heard of, mm, officiating in the library of… There was this very wealthy billionaire who had […]

[…]ile I was that visitors the BBC wrote to me, it was amazing, say we still got vacancies in the in in as an assistant, but there's a job going of Film Library at Brentford. So I went along and had an interview for that. And I thought, Oh, this is great, really, I got the job. Because it's a way into […]

[…] collectors all around the world, and the archive started to grow. So to this point in time now in 2022, we have over 1000 items in the in the audio, library, and several 100 in the video library, many of which weren't available for people to watch or see until the society put them in the archive, s[…]

[…]en’t they called or cuts as they might be called, but they’re going to be looking at all of that and there are going to be changes in relation to the Library I think, how the Library operates and where it operates from and what they’ll be able to do and we, we’re not clear about that yet and we need[…]

[…]ondon Trainee Assistant Film Editor course and it was going to be in late 1978, and in the interim they offered me a three-month contract at the Film Library doing funnily enough print checking. So working in Film Exam checking prints et cetera. But as luck would have it one of the people on the Jul[…]

[…]hat the BBC was fantastically resourced and had departments for this and departments for that, engineering research, … And, as you know a vast record library.  And my first show at Thames was for children’s programmes and I said to my PA “Oh, I had better do something about the music, where’s t[…]

[…] program. And then. I have him saying I own the UK rights to the frog and I signed a contract with them years ago and fortunatley I had access to the library Congress catalogue. Which showed that the copyright had not been in use after 28 years ago. It was in the public domain and I was entitled to […]

[…]18        JIM WHITTELL:  Very hard to get the rights to that, but you know that was a great shame because our library did have Papillon in television rights but it then ran out.  I mean that’s an excellent activity for distributors.  I always remembe[…]

[…] one power that they don't. And that is realism. And remember that realism is best reflected in live action shooting. So use graphics if you must use library library material if you must use other people's bits and pieces of film, if you must. But remember, if you shoot it yourself, and you shoot it[…]