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[…]ance now.GS: She was with the National Film Board here.DA: But she was also with the National Film Board in Canada. And her husband was a very famous sound man, Walter Lee, and he went into the war and was killed. And years later she did marry somebody else who’s also died. Her son Andrew Lee is als[…]

[…]ies in 1934; Tony Schmitz; paid extra money for working night work (which he did 6 nights a week); long hours but good working conditions; high speed sound developers; Fred Skipper (chemical mixer/chemical fades; Jim Skipper; Mr Brookes (night manager); Mr Murray started him pos-cutting on nights; C[…]

[…]s i .میبایی n John Jympson. Bill, I don’t know much about his early career but he was certainly an editor on those Mack Sennett comedy things, before sound ever came in. And he had a very direct approach to editing which was matching doesn't matter, he couldn’t be bothered with fitting, he said you[…]

[…]of smear right over your film. So your end result bore Noel, no relation whatsoever to the to the Russians. You know, thatSpeaker 2  36:59  sounds like that was very theoretical, like some of the stuff about Technicolor had to be done in a certain way, irrespective of how one had been shot[…]