[…]a movie and you spent the next year I know cancelling it and cutting it and everything but you know that the I was always sort of I was always trying new clothes in the house 16 I was the youngest person there. But I didn't want to make a film like all the other people I will commentary I want to ma[…]
[…]ears there. And then we moved to Godalming in Surrey, where he was in general practice. I know that. What about schooling, schooling, I went to Peer? new school as a child. And then my main school from the age of about 13 onwards was the High School for Girls a Guilford and that's why I took my scho[…]
[…]programme engineer up in in Bangor. And he lived not far from me at Penmaenmawr, and it started at Penmaenmawr the bus and it had a timetable so you knew and it was timed with certain shows. We got there for the call for ITMA and the band of course, the review orchestra were in Llanfairfechan. […]
[…]bsp;8:23 Press and photographic desk involved in all kinds of publicity stunts. And if it's of interest, I took a press photograph. There was a new sleeping car being brought in, and I took a press photographer over to photograph the interior, which he did for a poster, and this was in large a[…]
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[…]ather worked the GEC and he was a factory manager in a glassworks, basically at Wembley where there was a big glassworks. There was another one up in Newcastle and some other ones and Hammersmith and Charlton. And he used to really work around those. And I went to first of all to school. School actu[…]
[…]nyhow, that's really a preparation for saying that my father had a very good, very trusting view of the arts as a profession for anybody. He himself knew that he hadn't managed to make a great deal of money when he was in. And in fact, when I met the first job I got with neuro development when we co[…]
[…]ver, maybe it was a thought in their heads anyway, well you were there weren’t you, I mean um … you both were, I mean there was a great demand … you knew there was a demand then but they must have been planning for an increased demand for technicians, editors - I mean it was editors, cameramen and r[…]
[…]he big brother scheme, sheep farming, and he went on to have a whole series of businesses out there and finished up with a blank banana plantation in New South Wales, and he's still out there. My younger brother, youngest brother, James, he was he went on to be a professional travel photographer. An[…]
[…] DMW: Yes, but today’s documentary makers only look up the dramatic bits. The happy bits are singularly undramatic: happiness does not make good news, tragedy and drama sell.6:42 NS: Only bad news is good news as they say still.6:45 Alan Lawson [AL]: You know what I think a lot of k[…]
