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[…] 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[…]
[…]d look like. Nobody else knows. Directors definitely don’t know.PF: Do you ever see that sometimes when you watch your films on… when you see them on television? Do you ever, kind of, have a moment where it’s not been graded correctly for broadcast?CM: Yes.PF: But that’s interesting because, you kno[…]
[…]y room with a China graph, and we'd have to run the music and it makes us mine. That's more so you can measure it afterwards and you get paid so much royalties for that. John didn't like the tie in out. Didn't loot like lose any money to Montes and put it that way. Mont is still around is good.Unkno[…]
[…]and I think I know the answer, but does your family - prior to your own career - does your family, or has your family, had any connections with film, television, the area of work in which you've made your your life's work? Penny Woolcock 1:09 I I've had no family connection whatsoev[…]
