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[…] and had taken over, and edit their magazine Sight And Sound, which he pretty well created. And of course it […]

[…] be at the BBC, started as a sound recordist and sound editor and then went on and became a dubbing assistant […]

[…]e the topics of conversation that you've often raised is the courage of the crews, because they will often almost linked together by umbilical cords, sound and cameras and it was difficult for them to run. And as only if you'd like to tell me a bit about the work of the crews in that period and the […]

[…] the king of Greece for as being shown around the studios by Joe with a little entourage behind him. And Joe was indicating this cameras and this new sound equipment and they've got in and so on and so forth. Then you turn ratio but of course you manage all this must be Greek to you. This was this w[…]

[…] I only remember the name of one of them: "Around the Village Green" - to make a silent version for sending overseas for places that still hadn't got sound machines. [00:15:46] And so this was a marvellous job. I had to write the - not the subtitles - the captions, and insert them and re-edit a[…]

[…]ld Michael Bentine he was so disappointed and upset about that. That really was his, the distillation of everything, goon type humour.John Taylor: It sounds as if working conditions were very easy during this period Somebody said do this and you just went ahead and did it.Jimmy Gilbert: It was all e[…]

[…]mall. So I chucked the university course, the high school’s course, and went and took a shorthand typing course, because I thought well, from what it sounds, if I learn that I can start in, at least be earning and then find out what I want to do once I’m inside it. And that was really how it started[…]

[…] the size of the equipment, the film stocks, the cumbersome sound recording. Yes, there were some limitations in production. Did […]