[…]s it used to be, we started to ship new shows abroad. We were shipping them to Canada. We supplied new shows to Canada, Africa, every part of Africa, South Africa, we had exchange deals with pretty well every country in the world. And at that time, we were putting out a million feet of film a week e[…]
[…] said, "What's the trouble? Is there something I've done that you don't like?!" And he said, "No, I'm thinking of going to London to try my luck down south." He said, "I've had one or two offers." He'd been touring with a show down there for years before. And he said, "So, I'm going south but I'm so[…]
[…]n thathelped in later years, certainly in journalism.Taylor/Peet: What about going to Loretto School, was that a bit of a shock, I mean as an ignorantSouthern man tell me a bit about the school.Denis Forman: It was tremendously hardy, it was the first school where you had to wear very fewclothes eve[…]
[…]lease can you give me a go at this, I think I can do it and I love journalism and it seems to me to be a vocation’ (we’ll come to that later). It was Southern Television that gave me the chance, and I came to Kent on a 6-month contract, as I say, and I had no idea, absolutely no idea at all, that th[…]
[…]wood pottery and the idea was that these photos will be shown in North and South America was the idea of boosting the export trade to help pay for the […]
[…]floor.John Legard: What year are we talking about now?Rodney Giesler: This would be 1950. And we had big screenings in the French Institute cinema in South Kensington. I was really catching up on my cinematic education, reading and viewing, and getting thoroughly excited on the whole business of mov[…]
[…]ave liked to have to do all that kind of thing on lovely sunny Saturdays. When we wanted to go out to the hills. There's a hill called sculpty to the south of banchory with a tower on top Memorial tower. And we were in the ferns, playing cowboys and Indians on the hills and everything. And I love th[…]
[…] he brought people together, but I didn't like him. I know I i think we jars on each other somehow. I can come to that in a minute over this film The South Wales film.Michael Legard  17:41  Yes, well, of course, he came to cram seminars about that time to me, he was the producer in charge.[…]
[…]n we went out with our cameras and I think that we had three units, each going to different places. And I was with a unit, three of us, going towards South Wales to pick up the marchers somewhere along the route there. And what surprised us of course was that we just seemed to be going on and on. I […]
[…];27:51  I also worked at group three I see,Speaker 2  27:57  and that was mainly location. It had some studio films at Netherfield, so Southall, Southall studios, yes.Unknown Speaker  28:14  And did you see much of Grayson?Speaker 2  28:16  Not very much. He just o[…]
