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[…]re. So there must have been nitrate. But then remember, ship is extremely well equipped to cope with nitrate Basically, what it uses to fire it shells with so we know they wouldn't have any special horrors for ship. But yes, it. I think I'm right in saying that. The non flam film wasn't really[…]
[…] at the time, you know, the Camay Soap and the Shell that was , the Guinness, all the top ones […]
[…]ri also ran a company called Screenspace which makes cinema commercials. And they made all the big ones at the time, you know, the Camay Soap and the Shell that was, the Guinness, all the top ones. So that was why I was in Wardour Street a lot in connection with the commercials side. And, secondly a[…]
[…]I'd been asked to show some of my BBC work to British Transport and talk about it as well as the Shell Film Unit which I did. On the night I nearly got killed, which was a very strange experience. I went to the Shell Centre by which time I was dir[…]
[…] was more congenial to my frame of mind. And I worked in 2-D documentary movies up to my retirement date.I shot films for Anglo-Scottish Pictures and Shell Film Unit at first, and then, for nearly 20 years, I was with World Wide Pictures, specializing there in popular science films for sponsors like[…]
[…]n troops. Firing guns towards the Germans. I remember. I one develops very hard shell really because I remember one time I was on a gun possession that had […]
[…]deserted by the Germans, we put all the camera gear in the dugout. It wouldn't be safe to leave it in the truck in case we were hit. We got some good shell fire and shells landing and when we came out in the morning we found the microphone had been knocked over. We wondered why it sounded a bit pecu[…]
