[…]r. Fisher of Geneva, one for sugar detective, a one for tenders tonight. And I've got one award for for services to television over the years for the Royal Television Society. And I've got an award for special photography for a film called The Black Velvet gun from the beffta. Northeast. Wow.Unknown[…]
[…]little firm in, in Bromley and was doing some cutting for them. They were making a film for... You know, I don’t know if either of you know about the Royal Institution Lectures, they have lectures for...[40:30]AL: Yes.Schoolchildren in the Christmas holidays. Well one of these had been filmed and Iw[…]
[…]bent at school? Now in England? Did you get the chance to doCharlotte Jennings  27:42  a while I meet we won a prize, which was through the Royal Academy of Art for for a painting. both Mary Lou and I got appalingly  teased for our American accents. And that is dreaded St Mary's commo[…]
[…]he same pitch. Around that time I remember seeing many good films at morning matinees including Broadway Melody of 1929 which I saw again recently on television, Sunny Side Up, Flying Down to Rio, oh and a drama about an airship rescue over 4 the North Pole called Dirigible. At the same time I […]
[…]: I wasn't to start with, I was in the RAOC for a while.Stephen Peet: Were you? Oh I see and then you went from the RAMC...Philip Leacock: RAOC - the Royal Army Ordinance Corps...Stephen Peet: I beg your pardon, RAOC.Philip Leacock: And I was there for about a year or so.Stephen Peet: So you actuall[…]
[…]an in Paris. Then Iwent back to Lister Laurence on a film called An Englishman's Home. Thenthat finished, war came. I was eventually called up to the RoyalBerkshires in Spring of 1940. In my mind I always thought if I get intothe forces I know what will happen, I'll be put into the film division, Id[…]
[…]and a model and so we did a half an hour about her. Then it was Nikki cartrack, who was the first again Karachi girl for who was a ballerina with the Royal Sadler's royal, sad as well. So we did a documentary about her. And I also remember doing a long programme about Ravi Shankar. So, yeah,Speaker […]
[…] it meant they had to sit for two hours looking the same shot a hundred times or whatever. And then eventually they opened a new section, which was a television section. They’d always had a problem in printing colour reversal prints from slides. It was necessary to use reversal paper and the quality[…]
