Al Moffat [Start of Recording] [00:00] I: The 24th today [May, 2017]. Al Moffat here and he was at STV between '81 and '99 [1981-1999]. [Tim Amyes is the interviewer] R: Yes. That's right. I: So the first question is how did you actually find yourself in television? R: […]
[…]udio A but you'd a permanent set in Studio A [sic - probably means Studio C] and you'd manned cameras and at least one, if not two, there was a Floor Manager, Sound was on the floor as well but an Autocue was operated but in terms of the basics of it apart from the automation with the cameras and in[…]
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[…]larm at what I was doing. But I have had proper jobs. And I was a stagehand at Leeds Empire Theatre, because Johnny, GM, one of my mentors, the stage manager, heard I was having a bad time and offered me a job as a stagehand. So, that really got me into the atmosphere, the people I saw and what went[…]
[…]nother set. I’d done a picture called The Man Outside with Van Heflin, Director was Sam Gallu, and the set was left over, and Guido Cohen, the studio manager said “We’re not going to pull that set down, I’ve done a deal with the last production and we are doing a little picture and we are going to u[…]
