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[…]ter – do you remember Charles? – I mean he was the one and he was totally... he was such a nice man, you know, and he was embarrassed and upset and there was I sort of weeping away. But anyway, itwas a good few years and I really enjoyed it. I did feel...PdN: Apart from the human side, it […]

[…]ing, it was mainly a course, like a general course for BBC trainees, so we  learnt about the ABS, and the hierarchy, and some very simple studio set-ups or techniques and what film was used for, but I don’t ever remember having any instruction at all in an academic way on how to cut film. […]

[…] she was coming down, they wanted to do all the set -ups and also the camera tests. So who was […]

[…] is now very very actively engaged in her own, they set up their own charity called Viva! And we’ve done […]

[…] tour. And Disney World. In Disney World they have a set on the lot which is New York, a New […]

[…] lift the doors opened and you looked right into a set, it was fabulous, it was the first time I'd […]

[…]s, all sorts of places from either for a midpoint or for a starter or for an ending, and they all fed into London. And I remember once we did one, we set up the circuit and tested it, and went home. Next day, we came back and we couldn't get a signal. We couldn't work out why, and it was on an eagle[…]

[…] creepy PP! I: A Racks Engineer is the one who actually controlled the picture quality? R: Ah ha. I: Oh right. So the cameraman didn't set up the Pictures in those days. It was the Racks Engineer. R: That's right. Of course I don't know now but as alert, it was still the Racks En[…]

[…] there were from radio, which had been stereo for years and dump the stuff that we thought no, there's no way we're going to be panning speech around set, etcetera. We, we knew what we were going to do. And we had all this stuff promulgated out of London, we thought, no, that's rubbish. Now we're do[…]