Search Results for: Partners in Production
Nancy Thomas
[…]on’t think, because I get on very well with Charles and we get on very well and it’s a very... I enjoy it, you know, it’s a very satisfactory sort of partnership. But the interesting thing was, when I first started, the realisation, and I’m sure all independents feel this, of how cushioned one was a[…]
Peter de Normanville
[…]atever. And I was totally responsible for every aspect of the picture and sound quality of everything. So I went on to Siemens, who were oddly enough partners sponsoring this series. And they've got a hearing aid people and got the two most expensive hearing aid businesses bits in the business. So I[…]
Kent Houston
[…]started peerless. We formed the company in 1975 and I believe it was registered in 1976 and you know, we've worked together ever since, been business partners ever since in Britain, Darrol Blake 18:44 I see So now we come on to the onto the to the, you know, the more elabo[…]
Cornel Lucas
[…]a missed opportunity that’s a shame00.35.37(Another voice that is not identified)She was one of those unfortunate sad people because every one of her partners even the last one were? They absolutely manipulated her although Dennis worked with her a couple of times didn’t you and said she was fine to[…]
Maxwell Setton
[…]t my Frank Rich and became his partner there really is no I can I but partners remain footsteps in the farm we could as they come down on trial you've[…]
“The Coming of the Projectionettes”: Women’s Work in Film Projection and Changing Modes of Spectatorship in Second World War British Cinemas
[…] husband and wife as a team, and treats them as partners.’ Daily Mirror, “Message to All Women,” December 16, 1942, […]
