[…]aken. So I did that. And actually interesting enough the first time I the first job I did within effects was I'd moved from Alexandra Palace, down to Television Centre because news had moved. And the first thing Jack did was sent me back to Alexandra Palace, which was easier to get to because I live[…]
[…]nchtime Scotland Today was my liberation. Whether people would look back at it and think it was a bit naff or whatever, it was, I quite often look at television and say, "Hmm, it's not a great show but it must have been brilliant fun making it!" Certainly Lunchtime Scotland Today was brilliant fun m[…]
[…]entioned the work of Peter Bartlett, it might help to illustrate that he was the cameraman on the war game. And later on Richard costumes, big to our royal family film. And a lot of that he used the the beam favoured ra flex cameras, he he used an eclair because it was shoulder mounted. And he was t[…]
[…]d today is the 28th [May, 2017]. So there we go. We've identified the tape. So where did your background, what was your background before you came to television and where were you, first of all, where were you born? Let's start with that. R: I was born and brought up in Paisley, went to Paisley[…]
[…]entioned the work of Peter Bartlett, it might help to illustrate that he was the cameraman on the war game. And later on Richard costumes, big to our royal family film. And a lot of that he used the the beam favoured ra flex cameras, he he used an eclair because it was shoulder mounted. And he was t[…]
[…]had no idea at that stage what this was about. What it came down to was I was being interviewed to see if I was suitable to do a film about the Royal Family, which turned out to be quite an epic. I remember Dick was there, Dick Cawston and Peter Bartlett, who was cameraman throughout the whole[…]
[…] to be medically unfit, and then I returned to England, and once again, in their infinite wisdom, they transferred me to an infantry battalion to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and decided that I was then in the army Film Unit, but so I was then sent to Wembley, where I found the lovely sight of peo[…]
[…]. And which is a nice and I remember walking behind him in a going round St Agnes and Tresco and things on the Scilly Island programme. I really like royal Posey, so ladies leaning out away, Shadi I mean they really for us made but he was also gloriously greedy. I remember he bought a pot of cream a[…]
