[…]and the quality was bad. But there was no question within a very short time of getting the the tape recorder the the question of editing became paramount. Now at that time and I certainly edited edited material for programmes in 1954 and it was done in a completely different way than the way i[…]
[…] because in the States, if one worked for CBS, then depending, a Vice President, for example, would have a corner office. But the size was...DS: Paramount....prescribed, yeah.DS: Yes. Well, I think it’s a bit like that now, it certainly is in Thames, especially in the drama department, the[…]
[…] at the studio but certainly particular firm based in the West End Like if Paramount or Columbia was one of their pictures they'd be time for 12:00 noon bi[…]
[…]e, but for the films to be shown over there - No, they didn't get it! And I mean they - you know, real top people used to come from United Artists or Paramount or whatever and said, "Can we see this thing?" They said, "Yes it's very funny but um..." And I knew what the "but" meant.Alan Lawson: Yes, […]
[…]ordon Hales  37:38  No, I visited Universal I visited most of the studio's I had a certain amount of introductions. The Metro Goldwyn Mayer Paramount, was that them I saw some of the Chiefs but particularly I got to know the editors and was the guest stayed in the house of the assistant ed[…]
[…]...I don't know whether he's still alive?Alan Lawson: Um...yes...he was the man...who used to do close ups with the one-inch lens.David Prosser: With Paramount...on an Eyemo, yes.Alan Lawson: [Laughs]. Yes, that's right...David Prosser: I mean he was the first walking shot cameraman...Alan Lawson: T[…]
[…] Oh Christ yes, that’s right.I don‟t remember.[OI] Cavechin [ph 371].DAPHNE ANCELL 37He was a newsreel cameraman was he? [0:35:00 371] [OI] Yes, yes, Paramount, yes.Yes, Ken Gordon was newsreel as well wasn‟t he?[OI] Yes, that’s right, yes, Pathé.Mm.[OI] Yes.Is Winifred still alive by the way?[OI] N[…]
[…]nted to ask me aboutInterviewer  12:36  when you touched on that slightly withGeoff Labram  12:38  Vista Vision, of course, was a paramount idea, intended to achieve better picture quality by not only photographing on an image of twice the size, but also projecting in the cinema […]
