John Wiles

[…]  Oh, yes. I mean, a lot I met. Oh, yes. And in the years to come, I mean, we, because it was a relatively small operation in those day being no television there were, I mean, you could walk out and walk down Water Street, you'd mean six feet, you know, but of course, now that doesn't happen. S[…]

Michael Aldridge

[…]r loader.Michael Aldridge  2:02  The industry then, the film industry that was, became very difficult in the early '60s and I joined Anglia Television, where I spent nearly a year at Norwich on a contract. That contract ran out and I joined the BBC in 1962 as a holiday relief cameraman - a[…]

Ronald Neame

[…]ople, then you had to double up on the amount of lights. And that caused shadows too. The sound people, of course became the immediate. They were the royalty. There was a man called Scanlon, I remember. And they thought that everything should be dedicated to them. And they were always getting if, if[…]

Charlotte Jennings

[…]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[…]

Anne Fleming

[…] the cinema and I'm still responsible for film loans but I'm also responsible to some extent to interacting with users of the collection particularly television companies. So that's the beginning of my sort of career at the War Museum.MW: And the Films Department or the Films Section-AF:  Depar[…]
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