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[…] I had the fortunate thing of living next door to a cameraman called Jack Whitehead and Jack Whitehead got me a job in the sound department at Chip's Bush studios. Why were you so keen on major so keen on getting into the films. I haven't the faintest idea. Did you go to films a lot. Yes. Well every[…]

[…]as nothing like, radio was still the big work place, where you worked, many more shows on radio than on television. I went, when I went to Shepherd's Bush, the tv part of it was just a small building, where the scene changing area, round the back there. And Duncan Wood was one of the first producers[…]

[…]ed to them that you had to earn a living to keep a child. JH: I remember feeling resentful when I came back from the RAF. I wanted to go back to Bush House, because I had been quite happy there on the few occasions I'd been attached there and strangely enough nearly all the SMs at Bush House we[…]

[…]ing, you say. But of course, say British acoustic were a very tiny unit then, but this was at Woodruff road. But like I joined them at Woodruff Road, Shepherds Bush.Roy Fowler  2:17  Is it still a studio sound system is it installed in studios? It wasSpeaker 1  2:24  that time. I[…]

[…]to do with the Derby. And there was this particular newsreel  one news all Gaumont  British news. And in those days, at Lime  Grove in Shepherds Bush belonged to Gaumont once, but in the same building, though, besides the studio down in the basement was the processing  laboratory[…]

[…]e stage in charge of sound at The Bush?A          He was.  That’s quite right.  He went off to Shepherds Bush with British Acoustic Equipment. Q          It was BA Equipment that was in the bush?[…]