[…]e in what they called those. They were little they were had a little screen here and rewind. Now I stuck it together and then I actually dubbed it in London using boozy in hot desks and some mu sic that I'd recorded on on my tape recorder.SPEAKER: M19Gosh I had an I had a German tape recorder. Was i[…]
[…]und. But in those days there wasn't that amount of contact, and yet the style of feeling was changing.Roy Fowler: Well there was between, what - London and New York, say? There was an enormous theatrical interchange from Victorian times on and so...Joan Kemp-Welch: Yes, there was, but then[…]
[…]nbsp;specially seeing Housing Problems,Edgar Anstey and Housing Problems was all about that in London and affected mevery profoundly. And when I went to Oxford obviously kept up&nb[…]
[…]e boxes out of the truck into where they were going to be used and back again afterwards. And this was on odds and sods of jobs that were done in the London area and then they were going, the real crew, which was a cameraman called Hal Morey plus Peter Sergeant er plus George Pearson I think, was di[…]
[…]nt, who had sent him here as a supply commissioner for cotton. He was in the situation of cotton import and export. So it meant that we were based in London, but he used to commute to Manchester and those days dark and satanic as it was post war Britain. Darrol Blake 1:12 […]
[…]tudios and I'll show you what a terrible life it is. So I persuaded my father was a real working farmer to take minutes to take a day off and come to London and travel out to Pinewood Studios and this was in late 1942 early 43. And.SPEAKER: M5So this was in fact John Monk was it who.SPEAKER: M2John […]
[…]went to school.Paddy Carey 0:46 When the first school was a bit disasters, I think that was in Dublin. Oh, that's sort of kindergarten in London, which is where I was born. My father was in the civil service. And when he joined the civil service, of course, the Irish civil service was pa[…]
[…]period? It was fantastic. It was pub rock, and punk was starting, and that’s what interested me, and there was this enormous fight in South East London against the National Front, and we were part of that, er, and it was a hell of a political period and there was Lewisham and you know... D[…]
[…]I was going to go to music College. Decided my ear was not good enough, so went and did the fastest secretarial course I could, which was 30 weeks in London. And then thought I would like to go back to the West Country, where my family were, but my father suggested I apply to the BBC in London. I th[…]
[…] weekly job list looking for a staff film researcher at London Weekend Television. And to be honest I had always wanted to […]
