[…]a also played it, so, no, can’t remember.Margaret Thomson: So at the moment, in a chronological sense, you left (indistinct), you got into your first production, and can you go on from there?Jean Anderson: Yes, then you see how lucky we were in my young days, to have these Reps, where you real[…]
[…]esigns in them, which should be remembered. And when people look back on the history of television, you know, what marvellous designs this particular production had and who the designer was working to you? Obviously? I mean, can you think of a few? Well, this becomes a gigantic blur. I can think of […]
[…]worked very very well. It was a very good system and I enjoyed the. You know my stay there it was a very you know taught me a lot of course about the production side of the floor because before I'd been concerned mostly with the maintenance and engineering side of the plant that this you know obviou[…]
[…]f the cuff rather than having dialogue scripted too rigidly. And Arthur was, Arthur Wooster was cameraman and it was a total sort of, very satisfying production.Start at the beginning, did you have a subject expert on it when you were writing the script?Well only the Home Office people and the polic[…]
[…]the film industry in Britain and they I think they started as British pictorial productions of. Topical. Budget or something I mean I know when it was called. A[…]
[…]d to pass that knowledge on. And although one might not like the attitude of the or the antics of the American industry towards this industry, from a production point of view, when asked do I feel be honest about it and say that those Americans as a team did a very good job, and some of the really e[…]
[…]d to pass that knowledge on. And although one might not like the attitude of the or the antics of the American industry towards this industry, from a production point of view, when asked do I feel be honest about it and say that those Americans as a team did a very good job, and some of the really e[…]
[…]good artists, they have film, they have a theatre. He said “ Ok, give me a little while. " And to make a long story short, I went out as assistant in production, something like that. I have a letter from Tom Daly who looked it up for me, what the name of it was on the f ilm. So that was great. I wen[…]
[…] cameraman, filming the Royal Family, and the Coronation. 1960s - Production manager Pathe, then documentary producer BECTU History Project - […]
