[…]of material from which the committees could select, because they wouldn’t do that homework themselves, and the same with television and the same with scientific films because we had a science committee as well. So all these were formally set up, and some of the names were staggering, people who were[…]
[…]there was there was Frank Goodliffe,Alan Izod  24:44  who was working with 35 millimetre films, mainly Frank had had been a a member of the scientific Film Unit. I think it was really basically largely with  scientific filming. And I think this influenced his work a great deal. But hi[…]
[…]art from my prep school. But Mary Baker Eddy, which was a lot of intellectually pretentious nonsense, was completely unintelligible to me. I mean the scientific statement of being which I remember to this day but I wont bore you with. I mean but of course the thing about Christian Science is t[…]
[…].John Taylor  25:27  What was the next that you did for in the Arctic?Paddy Carey  25:31  Yes, the other one was an expedition or scientific expedition, which was doing research into the physiology of cold. And the place where they had chosen I think, wasCambridge Bay that was on[…]
[…]n’t know, I cannot, do you know it’s extraordinary I cannot remember whether Mark laid me off or whether then I wasoffered a job at, at Technical and Scientific. But anyway I went, that’s where I wentafter that.It’s down the road from there.Yes, over the umbrella shop.Mm.Over...Oh yes.Smith’s the um[…]
[…]timer system, as in a gents urinal. John I chortled about this. I was always looking for an analogy to explain clever technology to people who were unscientific. A lot of animation was used, and again I did a lot of drawings showing phase relationships in alternating currents. Rotating vectors. You […]
[…]hat preceded BISFA wasn’t it? British Industrial Films joinedup subsequently with the British Film Association and became British Industrial and Scientific Films.No, I don’t think so. I think there was another British Industrial, or something rather likethat. As far as I know, Curtois [ph] […]
[…]10:07  Secondary?John Hargreaves  10:10  Yes, I heard the news man, how isn't that I did in fact write a film for them a little later. Scientific film. Well, anyway, films, in fact, packed up. And we also started scurrying around to jobs. And I was offered a job by Donald Alexander an[…]
[…]lassic. So much so that when I was back in New Zealand in 1947, doing some filming with the New Zealand Film Unit, it was the time of the Pan Pacific Scientific Congress - this was a great get together of scientists from all round the Pacific, which meet in one country, a country, a different countr[…]
[…]sp;9:58  I was assigned to. A young director called Paul burnford to work on a series of zoo films, which strand did with Julian Huxley as their scientific advisor, who was then the secretary of the Zoological Society and I was very happy about that, because of my interest in zoology. So we sta[…]
