[…]t to handle film. So he was working on the AOSB (unclear) film then, do you know, the War Office film and it was all, had all been shot, RG: all sync sound? SE: sync sound - and he just handed it over to me and told me to get on with editing it. So you know, the first bit of real film thing I did, I[…]
[…]d have to be able to walk through the bars, but if you were to do that, you would photographically disappear, which had this great advantage that the sound crew could be in shot. It didn’t matter. They couldn’t be photographed. And it also meant that whatever … provided Peter was o[…]
[…]llect the film and rush it back. Well there was no where to process this so the idea was to knock up a temporary lab in the studio which was over the sound department in the long corridor. Down the bottom of the long corridor the sound department, and above that there were about 3 rooms. So we had t[…]
