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[…]d by the way before that I'd made my own films because my father had given me my own 1611m camera, he gave me the camera because he wanted me to take pictures of him playing tennis. But of course I went on and did other things with that camera, and I made 2 silent little feature films, aged 16, 17. […]
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[…]that, on set, not realising when in those days where you've lined up shots and you have to stand in position, I would be agitating all over the place moving and I had to be shouted at from the control room. That's when I first got my first bite of Television Centre. And the whole forest was built as[…]
[…]lliam Friese Green. So I was off to a good start. Then inference is correct.BG Where did you first love filmsCY My dad he used to take us through the pictures and when he got home he'd have mini quizzes I think know little puzzles and quiz questions based on his names and things like that. So the fi[…]
[…] is as onejob that we all loathed to do because of the difference in the phases of electricity, you found thatyou were getting hung bars through your picture and if you were looking through your camerawhich had twin lenses you would see these hung bars come through. The only way you couldobliterate […]
[…] Curd, who was chief engineer, who later became deputy to the engineer in charge, Noel Asbridge, however, that's a later story, and he comes into the picture again a little later on. So he saw me and took me on. So the age of 16, I joined the BBC as an engineer's assistant, which is, make the tea an[…]
[…]o tell the non-actors, ‘do what you normally do again please,’ and you’d get yourself into a terrible problem. So, and because the actual business of moving the stuff around, you had to pre-script basically, didn’t you, you actually had to have a shape. You had to have a story into which people woul[…]
