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[…] thought, "Well now look, if that were an early sound picture, 1928, they would plaster all over the posters, 'All […]

[…]d that intrigue you at the time.SPEAKER: M5You know just single the fact with these creatures no longer existed. And the fact that you could see them moving on the screen was astounding. It's hard at time even though you know today it's considered a bit of crudity but at the time it was one of the f[…]

[…]w this switch and you could make it 3 ¾, or 7 ½, or even 15 but if you threw this master switch which was hidden inside you could hardly see the tape moving so I imagine they were hooked on the end of some telephone conversation for 24 hours from the MoD.Anyway he got these because we used to do qui[…]

[…]rom what I had been doing up until now.R. F. Yes, well renewing old memories. What made you give up?C. D. Well it trailed off. I was concentrating on moving house at the time, moving into here, at the time and I took all one Summer as a relaxation, as a hobby. It is all very well drawing something, […]

[…] film industry in 1932, working on short advertising films before moving into documentary production. By the end of the decade […]

[…] Nigeria on this recce talking to teachers. Starting in Lagos, moving up to Ibadan, then to Enugu, which was then […]

[…]a COI film, I was looked after by the British High Commission, and I travelled all over Nigeria on this recce talking to teachers. Starting in Lagos, moving up to Ibadan, then to Enugu, which was then Eastern Region and which became Biafra in this terrible war, and finishing up in the North. Three t[…]

[…]sp;Yes.Cyril Pennington-Richards: To move the set is considerably more difficult, you might as well move the studio! I mean you're talking about moving something weighing what, twenty tons probably altogether, instead of something which is designed to be moved on casters...Alan Lawson: Yes[…]

[…] I was reliant on him, and I thought ooh, I don’t want to go, I’m happy here and I like working with Lloyd and it was all so high-powered and so fast moving and so much to do and so busy. Anyway, I said oh alright, I grumbled a bit and pushed out my lower lip and said oh dear, oh alright, and I[…]

[…]rticularly want to go into the film unit as possible and I had some motion picture experience and lo and behold I was first fired. So I have Christmas at&n[…]