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[…];sorry. You said you have your apprentice papers there. Describe them to us. My first reference. Can you describe them to us, since we're it's only a sound, you know, people can't see them, so if you can explain what they are, well,Speaker 1  8:14  well it, it sets out the the number of ho[…]

Peter Birch [A.F. Birch] ( sound engineer) 10/10/1900 - ? by admin — last modified Jul 27, 2008 02:02 PM […]

[…]23. Shall we do with that now? Oh, well, yes, they can. Well, so I went to school in the ordinary way. It Roy Fowler  20:28  sounds very conventional household which, in a way is unusual given their activity. Ronald Neame  20:33  Yes, it was conventi[…]

[…]ieve the projectors we had in the projection room at cameo newsletter, I believe, was a simplex machine. That's the projector head, and I believe the sound head was Western. Electric, and I can definitely remember what the lamp houses were. It was Stelma,  Stelma ? lamp houses pushing the pictu[…]

[…]ker  0:04  the copyright of this recording is vested in the back to history project. The name of the interviewee is Louise Wilcox, who is a sound supervisor. The name of the interviewer is Vanessa Jackson and the date is 29th of March 2019.Unknown Speaker  0:22  So, Louise, can w[…]

[…]rned a lot very quickly because I learned…  I mean at that stage we were having to copy actual discs.  We were actually using big discs for sound, and I had to learn the technical side of this very quickly, and Lionel Basri was very good at teaching me.  He was absolutely wonderful, w[…]

[…]ilm Unit come about?Norman Fisher: Once again I had an introduction to John Grierson through Sir Gordon Craig, again, and I was taken on as assistant sound, incidentally, the studio manager then at Blackheath was Ralph Bond, and there were a lot of well-known people there, oh, Cavalcanti, Harry Watt[…]

[…] Gordon Craig, again, and I was taken on as assistant sound, incidentally, the studio manager then at Blackheath was Ralph […]