[…]se films about somebody being people being inhabited by beings of another world you know, and it still gets shown quite a lot I still get quite a lot royalties from it and cell death have very grateful the experience although I can remember the actual getting the music finished in times I don't thin[…]
[…]u here [TE refers to the equipment at The Flying Spot]. So I was able to make a clean break. I found premises here at Stockroom, London, here in Royal Arsenal, and I’ve been able to basically reconstruct my little corner of the BBC as my own business now, at The Flying Spot Ltd., as a tradition[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]this and brilliantly, and Peter Suschitzky's lighting was brilliant too, because he was my DP. It looked like Holbein paintings. And it ended up as a royal premiere with Princess Anne and Prince Phillip coming. It was very funny because I deliberately put on my Neru jacket and presented myself as an[…]
[…] up in those days. And I remember that there was a programme about Leonardo de Vinci produced by Peter de Francia, who then became a professor at the Royal College of Art, and it overran by about an hour and Mary was somewhat annoyed about that and so was Cecil McGivern, and Peter de Francia merely […]
[…]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[…]
[…]ecording is vested in the BECTU  History Project.The name of the interviewee is Lois Singer. Her last discipline and grade is L 18. That is television production. The name of the interviewer is Joyce Robinson. The date is the 16th of August 1993. side one Lois only one way to begin, when a[…]
[…]. And I had to find accommodation, which I think was out at wembary or somewhere, because I couldn't find it in Plymouth. And we were down by the old royal Western Yacht Club on the west hoe in Plymouth. And we were parked there, and we we had hired, chartered next Minesweeper from a shipyard in Sou[…]
[…]tor in in the theatre took him on as a general sir. Yes I wish I could remember the name. It might come back to me in a minute. But he he went to the royal court as a director there. He was quite crazy. It would be great for me. But he was very good. He was full of ideas and all sorts of things. But[…]
