[…]ght say, Oh, you can do this. But you know, there were days when I did, we did a lot of en drama sequences. In those days, there's a lot of stuff was studio based, and then the location was on studios, people driving up in cars getting out and going in and or tracking shots around London, something […]
[…], you know democratic I work on the machines by three systems what the other machines so two of us each side and if you think working on a television studio is pretty cramped Forget it working in a theatre is absolutely ridiculous. There's when the wings there's no space what they didn't tell me or […]
[…]ere was a day they they've been shooting in a disused Theatre in Portsmouth. I was I would visit them occasionally, but was mostly working at Elstree Studios during the cut. And I got a message on a Thursday, saying, Can isn't shooting this weekend and so he'd like you to organise a screening at the[…]
[…]aid “I actually live in Lambeth Walk.” So, he said “Well you get a tube at Lambeth North, you go to Edgware, you get a 144 bus drops you right at the studio.” [Laughs] That’s the first let down in showbusiness. Oh dear, I walked all the way home, I was so hoping I could brag to my granny about it: “[…]
[…]ade on location. We did a small amount of shooting at the old Carlton Hill studios made of Bernie's Carlton case Carlton Hill and in fact we had done my&nb[…]
[…]l known in the business. And they disagreed, and consequently was split up partnership. Barker moved to No.1 Soho Square and also retained the Ealing Studios. Well Ealing Studios then was, you might say, just a greenhouse. Two rough outside buildings, only used as dressing rooms. There was an old ho[…]
[…]n: Absolutely, yes I would. That was the Radcliffe Report wasn't it.Taylor/Peet: The other mistake was of course that someone decided to build a film studio and thelast thing they wanted was a fi;m studio to make documentary films. You didn't want 150 staff tomake documentaries, carpenters and plast[…]
[…] Cricklewood, you were near films because there was a film studio in Cricklewood. Carmen Dillon: Indeed there was, yes. No […]
[…] was of course that someone decided to build a film studio and the last thing they wanted was a fi;m […]
[…]the Scottish Broadcasting Heritage Group's oral history project. The interviewer is Janet McBain, the date is 14 July 2018 and the place is the STV's studio in Glasgow and the copyright of the recording is vested in the Scottish Broadcasting Heritage Group. I am going to do the boring thing and star[…]
