[…]s parent’s house in Margate; DW would carefully plan his still photography and learnt a great deal from developing his own films; DW on meeting still photographer Norman Parkinson; DW states that the stock used on the Paddington tests was ‘five-four’, circa-1961; Edgar Anstey, head of British Transp[…]
THE ACTT HISTORY PROJECT – CEDRIC DAWE, ART DIRECTOR.INTERVIEWER: ROY FOWLER.The copyright of the following recording is vested with the BECTU History project. It is the 19th of November 1991. We are in Chartridge in Buckinghamshire at the home of Cedric Dawe, an Art Director whose career in the ind[…]
[…] to those peo ple, there was another talented man, a photographer actually, a man called Robert Freeman, who you may […]
Billy Williams: Yes, for the main. There was one which was a very bad experience but I won't tell you […]
[…]urprised that he didn’t last. It’s a shame,because he was such a talent and a nice guy. Going back to those people, there was another talented man, a photographer actually, a man called Robert Freeman, who you may know the name.MARTIN SHEFFIELD: Yes. He did a lot of Beatles.NORMAN J. WARREN: He came[…]
[…]...Mm, that’s right, yes.You worked outside cinema, I mean, obviously for television, but, did you do anything for theatre or...?I worked as a stills photographer, and worked in the theatre then.Oh, for, particular companies, or...?Well, in, in Edinburgh, for Citizens Theatre, Traverse Theatre, Lyce[…]
[…]in the 60s and 70s such as The Flaxton Boys (1969-73) and Dixon of Dock Green (1955-76).[15] Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton (1904-1980) was an English photographer, interior designer and stage and costume designer for film and theatre. Beaton is best remembered for his iconic photographs of Winston C[…]
Jonathan Balcon Side 1 endRoy Fowler 0:00 The day is the 1st August 2001. Um I should add the copyright of the following recording is vested with the BECTU History Project, if that's agreeable to you Jonathan, and the subject we're about to embark I suspect on a marathon discussion […]
[…] then became their Production Manager and he was sort ofvirtually running the operational side of Movietone until the War. He was a first class aerialphotographer, having been in the RAF as a Pilot. He specialised in film work from the air and heassigned himself to the flying jobs.Q Can you tell me […]
[…]e Talbot collections Arts Museum and the Royal photographic society amazing things I went through all this stuff. The theme of the programme was that photographers should, in their own words, be talking about how they set about it. And it's been repeated quite recently. And the book went into an Ame[…]
