[…]get a taste of television and slightly more professional ways of doing things. There was a student television society called Network 4 which used the studios in the professional centre. We'd make a weekly magazine programme and we also had an electronic news gathering kit as well. So I remember goin[…]
[…]RROL BLAKE: This was before BBC 2 presumably?NEVILLE WORTMAN: Oh yes, way before BBC 2. (TIME 21:17) So, I set it in an empty studio, in a boxing ring, and the players were all sitting in this area with their names on the backs of chairs and the camera shot all around them.&n[…]
[…]t that time. And when they printed my picture in the paper with her name underneath, I thought, no can’t have that. So I was sitting, I used to go to studio by tube, because we lived in Maida Vale. I was sitting there patiently one day thinking I must have a short name and there was an advertisement[…]
[…]t it is, but it’s jolly heavy. All thatyardage, I think she could hardly stand up in it. And I remember during that time was my first visit to a film studio ever and I think we went to Denholm one day and I thought the wardrobe mistress was terribly hard-hearted because she wouldn’t change somebody’[…]
[…]to scare birds by banging on the door. Sorry, if I'm being a bit frivolous in some of my comments. And, you know, to really get to know, Moore in his studio, and he It was fascinating.Alan Lawson 22:28 That was the second.Ann Turner 22:29 Yes, that's right. Yes. He'd made the[…]
[…]y in the charity box.[laughs] But then later on we progressed to actually going out to dub and we used to go toKay’s Carlton Hill, to their recording studio there.Charlie Parkhurst [Parkhouse] I remember worked there.That’s right. And Mrs Parkhurst [Parkhouse] used to be the neg cutter at Gatew[…]
[…]enim denim? I came out of the the industry AKs? Yeah, one day, on the Friday, and I was working on the Monday, you know, down on the other end of the studio, or actually in the studio?Alan Lawson 12:58 What were they What were you going to be paid then? With it, then that'sNoreen Ackland[…]
[…]the top I thought which was the best one, and the one which seemed to be winning a lot of awards and had a lot of money which meant they had a little studio and all the equipment and even a theatre with seats was the Bronsbury Cine Society. A d we had a little studio up by Kensal Rise, Bronsbury. An[…]
