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[…]ed the battle for Brazil going on in the background or in the foreground. And Legend was a beautiful looking film, very underrated. I mean, wonderful sets and photography was gorgeous, gorgeous, but not actually a very complicated movie, visual effects wise. Darrol Blake 30:49 &[…]
[…]nt director, and I thought, Christ This is a big studio job here. You've never been an assistant, the studio before I looked at the script. It got 11 sets and the cost of 18. And it was set in two periods, similar chance to Victorian times. So I thought well, alright. If they think I can do it, I th[…]
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[…] used on the satellites. And we put in a thing for extended PAL, that's what we believed we should do, where you would be able to get it on your same sets as you've got now. And the cameras would all be, you wouldn't need any problems of receiving. All the technology was available.And to our astonis[…]
[…]ou have superb lenses nowadays, whereas we were limited to originally a standard T 2.2 T point three or something like that, nowadays, the high speed sets of lenses from coward, often canon, often working at apertures like F, 1f 1.2 you can shoot available light on almost anything the labs get you o[…]
[…], and that more, but I would like to tell youabout this one, was Finger [ph] and I can’t remember what his Christian name was. Andhe was a marvellous artist, I remember him doing wonderful representations of aerial views of the countryside as you would see from an airplane, he was there. Sally Sedgw[…]
[…]Mr. Rank and his colleagues were the three great things that came from it. One of which are the giant rostrums some 10 or 12 feet square on which the sets would be built off stage and the whole thing rolled onto the set the day before shooting and simply bolted together. That was an enormous advance[…]
[…] and white." Because the colour hadn't come in then, in sets, you see, not many. So I said, "How much?" […]
[…] we had little alcoves so to speak in which small sets were erected around these two very small studios rather […]
