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[…]eapest, cheapest hotels or digs or whatever you could find wherever you ended the day, because of railway making, railway films, necessarily involves moving about the country of great deals. Did you have a budget for them?Unknown Speaker  6:16  We had an overall budget. What do you mean a […]

[…]p;Oh, no, not asUnknown Speaker  31:03  I'm afraid. So. There'llDerek Threadgall  31:05  be all have crossed a bit indeed. Right. Moving on. I was rather intrigued by when you sent me through the bits and pieces. You class this as an amusing case. And it involved IC CUDA.Speaker […]

[…], and you could see what what they did in the film in the end was just brilliant. At work you know we called it the Slit Scan , I mean all that, fast-moving through different shapes and, and then the purple-hearting of the, of the landscapes which we'd done, over, well even some where done in Scotla[…]

[…]exercise which he was driving around looking at. And, one of the shots was him standing watching a load of pre-commandos bailing out of the back of a moving truck at about eight miles an hour, going up a hill, and they had to rush down below the hill and take up machine gun positions. And, the King […]

[…]idea of emigrating to Australia, I think, is in two parts. One, his own background, which was a man who had spent so much of his years travelling and moving around, and thought that seeing the world was, was a great thing for a man anyway. And the other strand of it was that during the war, and part[…]

[…]ked, one worked together you see.Alan Lawson  31:22You were doing, you were doing mainly sound editing were you or did you actually go onto picture editing?Dallas Bower  31:29Yes, yes indeed the first film editing I ever did was for Pathé, I cut a comedy for an excellent Belgian […]

[…] see in the early '30s these German technicians came over, moving themselves out[?] [???] were Jewish. And Oscar Berndorff[?] taught […]

[…] angles we wanted, you see. And the liner was just moving very slowly and waiting for us to finish. And […]