[…]ished in 1966. We had two BBC Special Effects guys doing the models. They had time off in lieu of overtime from the Beeb. Jack Klein was in charge at Shepherds Bush. They were building Daleks at the time. Bernard Wilkie was one who came and helped us. And Ron Oates the other. They built a marvellous[…]
[…]dra Palace until all that was left was the news, OBs, I'm not sure and talks department , and all the rest and down in the glitzy likes of Shepherd's Bush.Norman Swallow: We had offices, were you involved in that, just by Madame Tussauds?David Attenborough: No I wasn't there. I continued on, I think[…]
[…]He didn't go any further. But what he would what he did was he picked me up with the Lawley appraiser because they wanted to instal the stuff down at Shepherds Bush. I've got photographs of it.Unknown Speaker 19:09 howRon Hill 19:23 so I went down to see Lawley. Always Mr. La[…]
[…] in photography, and was told to start the next day in the laboratory working for Harvey Harrison; after a year, Harvey took over as cameraman in the studios so FY was left in charge of the laboratory; FY talks about processing film in the early days using frames; after a year, the studio lab was cl[…]
[…] company. Vintens. And he was, when I was at the Bush, he was known as the blacksmith of Wardour St. […]
[…] the rest and down in the glitzy likes of Shepherd's Bush. Norman Swallow: We had offices, were you involved in […]
[…]SPEAKER: F3 [Carol Owens]I did. I did absolutely and most of it I think was was in Documentaries and Music and Arts at Kensington house in Shepherd's Bush, a little bit in Woodstock Grove across the way. And some of it back in Ealing as well back in Ealing Studios. I worked on things like “Horizon” […]
[…]e were demobilised. 46 March 46. And I having seen a lot of damn good films, I thought I really got to learn the business again. So I crawled back to Shepherds, Bush and I got a job as a second assistant at five pound a week. If I'd have been wise, I'd have gone back, and I'm now a Major and all tha[…]
[…] importance but along with a lot of others Arthur cleaver under the now Lee Steve file a new name that we all got our releases and started working at Shepherds Bush in January 1945. And the rest is history and the company was called production facilities films we were known as pf BFF or fearful for […]
[…] yes, Gus Walker 40:49 yeah, he'd been, always said he'd been a submarine command where there was any truth, but he was at Shepherds Bush before he ever came to Denham. But of course, he came to Denham. I don't know if it worked in America, but he came to Denham[…]
