[…] North used in the title sequence; he was involved with Ocean Terminal as a supernumerary during which time he was asked to work as an assistant on a London Transport film about country houses; the cameraman he went to work with at British Transport was Ron Craigen; DW talks about his first time fil[…]
[…]tant director.Unknown Speaker 9:42 Had you done continuity on the floor?Speaker 3 9:45 No, I went from a commercial office in London straight into being a secretary working forum worked out to about two, three years in publicity. So true. Weight into Ealing as secretary, not […]
[…]se we didn't have much telling of STV what was up until the last minute really. So we were looking at brochures, ordering equipment and going down to London to look at, we looked at a couple of facilities companies which, ostensibly we were looking at the kit but it also gave us the chance to look a[…]
[…] talks to Ralph Bond about his early life working in London, his early career as a stage director with the […]
[…]e wanted it cut, well we’ll go from this shot and give him the other sheet andwe’ll put this one in. And I would send the notes back to America or to London orwherever or to Rome actually and, and send them to the editor. But you see if, if you've got these marked up scripts and odd pages of script […]
[…]ood on the fifth of December. 2000 tape interview for can you say where you were born? Tony Lawson 0:16 Yes, I was born in London, in Paddington. My mother was a nurse. My father worked in the camera department as a cameraman, and I grew up in North London. I went to a co-[…]
