[…]h a big red band round his hat, and he said, We want a he said we're looking for and by his description, it didn't, I wasn't sure whether he wanted a projectionist or a camera man. You think he knew the difference? I don't think he did, but I told him. So he said, Yes, we it is a camera man. So I wa[…]
[…], and he shouted up at me. He said, Hey, lofty, you're always going on about films. They want you. And I said, Come on, Chief, it's one of these Navy projectionist jobs. I'm a group one tradesman lac. He said, No, straight up, lofty, you let us put up, put your name in for this, he said, and you'll […]
[…]ou, I think. There was a boy called Strutt. who used to be our negative cutter. There was Arthur Rutter, who was Dispatch Manager; Bedwell, who was a projectionist? Lofty Hilling, who was stage hand; Nicky Wood, who was in the drying, when it was all done on the drums; Humphries, who was the newsree[…]
[…] know that was. BG What about projection? Then all the projectionist because they had to know not just other projects […]
[…] Side 2. Start of the war. Evening working as relief projectionist in cinemas in Coventry. Produced advert slides. Working with […]
[…] a Goan called Virgilio de Souza, and he doubled as projectionist and sound recordist. We had a clockwork Newman for […]
[…] in with set lighting. And they would have perhaps two projectionists and they would pan from this window, take a […]
[…] them and they would have a discussion afterwards and the projectionist was also the one who showed the films and […]
[…] track. So RCA had an advantage in that respect, because projectionists didn't always pull the track up, so that the […]
