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[…] interdependence, one on another, which is the basis of a sound, healthy society!" And I've never forgotten that, because it […]

[…] interdependence, one on another, which is the basis of a sound, healthy society!" And I've never forgotten that, because it […]

[…] the shooting every weekend. [TIME 00.07.51] The nice thing about it was with each film we all rotated jobs so if you did camera on one, you would do sound, well not sound so much in those days, but you would do say continuity or something likethat, which was good, so you did get a chance. But the r[…]

[…]te: 2003-11-10Interview Date: 1993-06-23Interviewer: Sidney ColeInterviewee: Carmen DillonTape 1, Side 1 Sidney Cole: 23rd Actually.Unidentified Sound Recordist: Yes, you're right. 23rd June 1993. This is Sidney Cole interviewing Carmen Dillon.Sidney Cole: Right. Carmen?Carmen Dillon: Yes?Sidne[…]

[…] the cutting room, assistant editor on it and the assistant sound editor as well, and I was working with an editor […]

[…] status and financial rewards were improving. By 1930 of course, sound had arrived, but this was not a key factor. […]

[…]detail of the camera - how many we had and what sort of cameras they were - but I do remember when I first started quite often there would still be a Sound Operator. So, I remember going out with Ross Armstrong, the cameraman, and Neil McCallum would do his sound, for example. But I think it was jus[…]

[…]ed me until the day he was there as his secretary. And he said, I didn't know I think could be good material in the cutting rooms. And I thought that sounds like a factory job, but I don't care. I hadn't a clue. And I hadn't seen many films. Because we did. We had just started to go to film, my frie[…]

[…] shouldn’t have known any of that if I had done that.What happened, the journalist I'd been working with wanted me, she knew somebody who was down at Sound City, Shepperton Studios, they wanted an experienced typist and she wrote to me and said wouldn't I go for an interview. So I said I don't think[…]

[…]ember him from when he was starting to direct, you know.I’ve told you about a good many of the editors I think.Did Bob Allen work for you? Bob Allen, sound recordist?I don’t remember, no. No, we never had sound. Oh, we might have on a picture. We had electricians of course always because t[…]