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[…]bsp;in the paper for. An office boy or Junius junior officers system wanted for National Screen services and I saw them that obviously they made fire screens or […]

[…]rand climax was the Great Game, the Highlands against theLowlands which took place on Cobbinshaw Loch and then if you got through that we had theInternational. That only happened once in my lifetime, the frost lasted as long as that. It was the1959 frost but it was tremendously exciting.Taylor/Peet:[…]

[…] the future Government production in this country based on the National Film Board Canada and it was agreed, the whole […]

[…]man, so all he knew about was wine and food.Unknown Speaker  6:09  So he became a waiter, and he was a founder member of the Socialist International, a matter of which I'm very proud. In fact, yes, because he had most unpromising start, as far as I can see, to be a socialist.Unknown Speake[…]

[…]projects, amateur films, that you have worked on which you’d like to share your experiences with us?TE: In BBC days we did a big job for the Scottish National Film Archives. This would have been some ten/twelve year ago now, which was basically a deal which was struck for the BBC to digitise pretty […]

[…] office in Boston. Did you read it. Yes I did. I edited this on on a little I come in what they called those. They were little they were had a little screen here and rewind. Now I stuck it together and then I actually dubbed it in London using boozy in hot desks and some mu sic that I'd recorded on […]

[…] apron comes up with the organ, and it plays the national anthem. Well first of all there's the heralds, and […]

[…] served the board I think was five years. And I had gone to classes while I was there. They were they released classes because you were called up for national service. So in order to postpone the national service until your apprenticeship was finished, you had to go to some further education. And my[…]

[…] Command the trumpeters come onto the stage apron to - on top of the closing captions - and the stage apron comes up with the organ, and it plays the national anthem. Well first of all there's the heralds, and then the national anthem. And the arrangement was you closed the screen tabs and then foll[…]

[…]ittle about it all. Well, as I suppose common with those times, my father was in advertising. And he was handling a lot of advertising campaigns, the National Savings and things like that. And he came in contact with a gentleman who was actually in charge of sponsoring these wartime National Savings[…]