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[…]ing meal provided if you were after eight o'clock, they used to break for half an hour and give something like fried egg on chips, very greasy on the set. Or did you go? No, you used to go. You went to the canteen? Yes, yeah.Unknown Speaker 9:12 Because working under those conditions the[…]
[…] easy to, they were very good cameras and it was quite easy to make a mess of it really, I think. So, eventually, I did the engineering part of that. Setting the iris and the gain and various bits and pieces of the camera to get the cameras to match. And then the occasional bit of vision-mixing real[…]
[…]und there were outcrops of iron stone and there was a water supply to drive the mills etc. And therefore they in this valley called thorncliffe, they set up this firm of Iam founders, which subsequently developed into pits collar is coke making plants and the making of pig iron as well asJohn P Hami[…]
[…] us, since we're it's only a sound, you know, people can't see them, so if you can explain what they are, well,Speaker 1 8:14 well it, it sets out the the number of hours you worked a Week, which was 52 and a half hours a week, half past seven till six o'clock in the week days and on a S[…]
[…]which I think Terence Young was directing or producing and then the whole thing went up the spout, they ran out of money, I know Richard was rather upset because he had to pay off various people himself, that he got stuck with. Not very much, but some of the people who worked for him like his make—u[…]
[…] help, please contact BEHP Secretary, sue.malden@btinternet.com.Speaker 1 0:00 My name is Roger Davis. And I'm down in deepest Somerset, which is the county where I was born and where I've been fortunate enough to retire. I now live in the city Cathedral City of wells, which is a g[…]
[…]writers. He because he knew the manager terribly well, who used to work for him had been one of his foreman, when he was the manager of a much bigger setup, at the monotype actually, printing presses and all that sort of thing. And so I was apprenticed in and I was sneaked into the factory when I wa[…]
[…]t even get an interview at Ealing. The various documentary outfits, which was smaller and I was told, you know, this is the place to get into a small setup that I think we call the film centre with Egan street And everybody was telling me to go to these small little establishment because you'l[…]
