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[…]e didn't do anything very much with sick we did commentary, wild effects and that kind of thing. I didn't learn cuts, think until, until I was in the Royal Air Force.Unknown Speaker  4:11  What actually did you do in in this, in this film unit, and yourself? Pretty well, everything. I wrot[…]

[…] side which was the things that go on during a royal tour which you don't know, on the whole you […]

[…] found out by sending photographs of our place to the Royal Museum, you know, and they wrote back and they […]

[…]change was made, the new film stocks were introduced with technical papers at technical conferences run by the BKSTS (British Kinematograph Sound and Television Society) and also in the US the SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers). I was involved with some of those presentations[…]

[…]ears laterbecause they'd been abandoned and pushed off to another island in the Pacific and had beenreally very badly treated by Britain; Very little royalty money. And they've seen other peopledo very well in the same circumstances. So they came to Britain in the shape of their Chief'sson, who was […]

[…] the field, and he was the test pilot.Rodney Giesler: What was his real name?Larry Allen: Well I found out by sending photographs of our place to the Royal Museum, you know, and they wrote back and they said, "Yes we know Peggy..." It was Peggy Reynolds, his name was Mr Reynolds."Rodney Giesler: Why[…]