[…]and toning. Tinting consisted of ordering any one of umpteen coloured tints in which the celluloid, the base, was coloured - one I of them was called Pathe pink I remember and there was all sort of hues. The idea being that all the transparent parts of the film, the hi-lights when projected would co[…]
[…] Fielder [NB William Fielder (interview no. 53)], he was a Pathe man, older than I! Roy Fowler : Here? Ella […]
[…] know, the Dufay and, of course there was the old Pathecolour, Cinecolor, you didn't work on any of those? Now, […]
[…]sp; 32:49 live, but our little films on it, which and we had very, very little tiny budgets, so a lot of it will be in the rolls from news and so on. So lots of begging and borrowing a bit like when community programme started much later on the same sort of thing. But no, we did. We […]
[…] have started up again, but then in Grafton, all that stuff.But I went home on the two weeks or even during the time I was on my two weeks leave. The news came out that they dropped the atom bomb on Japan. And so my two weeks leave didn't result in my having to go to the Far East. And so some some m[…]
[…]o I was free from further call-up. And I decided to look for a job, and I worked for a while in a Fleet Street press agency, supplying photographs to newspapers. And then I was offered a job in documentary films. INTERVIEWER: Do you remember what company it was? CHARLES SMITH: Yes, o[…]
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