[…] that, to go to the revitalised British Film Institute which Denis Forman had been appointed to and had taken over, and edit their magazine Sight And Sound, which he pretty well created. And of course it was those days which were very active and Denis Forman was a very important chap because it was […]
[…] particularly interesting on working relations between different departments - the sound and camera departments for instance, and on the relations […]
[…] and had taken over, and edit their magazine Sight And Sound, which he pretty well created. And of course it […]
[…] few days earlier. I said, "Yeah, I think I'll like it here!" So he said, "Well, just remember, you make a buck for me, I'll make a buck for you!" It sounded good until you remembered there was one of him and God knows how many thousands of me, so it was an uneven trade! But I thought Roy did a real[…]
[…]cial effects with that film? Speaker 1 11:22 I Well, yes, the special effects were the brainwave of Syd Mills, who was the sound man, and he had all sorts of thunder sheets that he would use. And also the legend is that he had a small circular railway track behind the scre[…]
[…] I in my interview they said did, would I like to work in the Overseas Service? And I said well, my father had lived abroad a lot and in India and it sounded very interesting, which was all you could say in those days especially at the age of twenty.Yes.Because we never travelled.No.You only travell[…]
[…]of today or when I left, just in those days didn’t exist. It was just . . . unique like a circus or a stage show.R. F. Were you on a treadmill by the sound of it. .C. D. On a treadmill, oh yes.R. F. Nothing much to be said about Thomas Bentley?C. D. Not as a person, no. I mean as I say I couldn’t te[…]
[…]e got most of his films that I haven't got spring offensive. So anyway, Yes, right.Charlotte Jennings 30:16 The first I hope this doesn't sound too stilted. But this really is because we were looking no because this these were the films that we were looking at. And thisAlan Lawson […]
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