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[…]u know that, but sometimes I think I could finish this reel off in another couple of hours, I would like to go on.  But it would mean paying the projectionist and everything like that, but there is no hardship attached to it believe me.It is a good game to be in.AL Thank you Gerry.

[…]gs over because, you know, we would change takes , but we could get the bulk of it done . Stanley said could I send around a couple of wreels for the projectionist to just check changeovers? Because we were running after lunch 230 or something? And I said yes I can send some down to you . See you th[…]

[…]hat its present form. In the BBC, I mean, it was all expansion and getting bigger wasn't and nobody saw anything going in reverse. And I remember the projectionist there, I'm sure that he felt that he had a job for life. It was rather sad. And we thought in all sorts of ways how we could employ him.[…]

[…]th. Anyway, I wasn’t a member of IAC but these other friends of mine in the societywere and asked me to go up and project, because they always wanted projectionists because everything was film of course, up until a few years back. And so I got involved with that and decided to become a member and th[…]

[…]ng to give a performance of this film. Well of course it was just an amateur film and the projector broke down and it wasn't correctly framed and the projectionist was snapping back and I said rack down, it's in the film. And it was stopped and a lot of people were coughing and saying well I told yo[…]

[…]interface as well.John Legard: Did you have a sound crew?Rodney Giesler: Not to begin with. We had a Goan called Virgilio de Souza, and he doubled as projectionist and sound recordist. We had a clockwork Newman for filming in dangerous areas, gas areas, and we had a 35 blimped Arriflex with Leevers […]