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[…] get up to. With Protheroe... when he was doing his stills. They used to turn the camera slow so that […]

[…] men’s labor, and women worked as projectionists, camera operators, still photographers, cinema evaluators and managers.[80] With regard to women’s access […]

 Ernest Maxin Side 143:17 SPEAKERSErnest Maxin, Linda Wood, Manny Yospa Manny Yospa  0:00  This is a BECTU History Project. The date is 17 November 2000 Manny Yospa  0:07  The Interviewee  is Ernest Maxin . The file number is […]

[…]ntually went to Hampton, which was Hampton grammar school. And in this, just before the school holidays, 1928 I was offered a job as assistant to the stills camera man at Whorton Hall. And I said, Fine, you know, this was for the school holiday period. And I went over there on a Saturday morning, an[…]

Percy Livingstone Side 2[00:00:02:700] - SPEAKER: F1I was saying above I can't hear myself what's your moved to sorry about the delay.[00:00:17:340] - SPEAKER: M2They say that Gordon Craig got his knighthood because you know they mistook Warden Craig to do that story. There was a very famous designe[…]

BECTU History Project - Interview No. 246 [Copyright BECTU]Transcription Date: 1998-12-01Interview Date: 1992-03-06Interviewer: Alan Lawson, with Geoff ParryInterviewee: Peter BirchTape 1, Side 1 Alan Lawson : Right well, first and foremost, when and where you born?Peter Birch : I was born[…]

[…]for this magazine.MT: It was a very attractive magazine, I remember it well. MG: Yes, well we made it as colourful as we could and used the best stills we could find and relied a lot on the Victorian effect. I rather enjoyed doing what I was skilled at, the great fun of it was meeting people li[…]

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[…]was, and Eric Grey was the Still man and I got talking with him and he said would you come and help me do some developing and printing and take a few stills, so I said yes and that was it.Arthur Graham: So you entered the industry as a Still man. Had you done any other work before you came into the […]