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[…]dn't know what did I daresay, but certainly not cutting up dead animals. So I went into publishing and the University of London Press as it was which sounds nice, but it was a kind of X X X Sepulchre, it was simply and educational branch Hodder and Stoughton, the commercial publisher.My job there wa[…]

[…]t lot. I mean they were tough and they were basic, but they had a decent, and they had that wonderful north east sense of humour.And I did, I know it sounds strange, I missed them to a degree, because when I got out at Shorncliffe it was very much the hubbub of normal kind of boring life of people, […]

[…]from the COI should go and generally control the production and I and I went and a good couple of years move couple of movies on camera, man, and the sound and the sound and yes, what you can what you do in a case like that, I mean, you can hardly a Director of Operations for what you can do is to l[…]

[…]Kay Mander: Canada.Joy Batchelor: Mm. Because when I first met him he was working here. Always very quiet, always frightfully industrious.Kay Mander: Sound is very important in....Joy Batchelor: Well yes, we've been very lucky with our composers. And also I think very fortunate in establishing quite[…]

[…]hile I was working there making dip tests for, for Radio Luxembourg was it with the, with the early morning and taped news, and the, and the, and the sound tracks were developed then in the early hours of the night.Oh.And, mm, we used to, and until we created the datum for all, all this... [Pause] O[…]