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[…] had a lot of brand new equipment from British Acoustic moving in when we were moving out [chuckles]. I don't […]

[…] and the continuity girl that was booked for the next picture, I forget what it was ... Alan ? : […]

[…] while you were in America you saw your firs t moving picture. Is that right? Maurice Elvey : Yes. This […]

[…] Lady's Dress. Roy Fowler : Yes. That was a silent picture? Ella Mallett : Well I'm recounting that now, I […]

[…]that period immediately post the franchise, the first half of the nineties. That was probably the Company's zenith. And, as I say, Bill Brown was the moving spirit behind all of that. I: So, STV were in Glasgow and eventually in Edinburgh and then the Gateway in Edinburgh was closed. Any partic[…]

[…]e.  And so, I was given the job of arranging the visits to all the what you might call the non-book libraries, you know, the Sound Archives, the Picture Library, the BBC still had Hulton Press then as well, and so I organised the visits, I talked to the committee both in formal sessions and inf[…]

[…]t wasn't shot sequentially. These are marvellous shots, but they're all from different sources. sequence is essential to the film art. It is a way of moving your subject of penetrating your subject of giving it meaning an artistic flow. So I would advise television directors, young television direct[…]

[…]as living living Kingston at the time and  I decided to run away runaway which I did by getting over 65 bus okay to to Kingston and just kind of moving around there and those are great big barge that'd be bad as it were way off days and we're done going down the river. I said Can I come with yo[…]

[…]t was simply an accident. The continuity girl on - Asquith was there, he made some films there - and the continuity girl that was booked for the next picture, I forget what it was ...Alan ? : He was doing 'Telling Them' there.Sidney Cole : And 'Cottage on Dartmoor' didn't he with Norma Bering? She w[…]