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[…] 1932, working on short advertising films before moving into documentary production. By the end of the decade he had become […]
[…] to a studio. John was a producer on it, a production manager, so we went in there, at BIP, well […]
[…] then on the next floor up, of course, was the production office with our production manager and the newsroom. The […]
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