[…]ic film and there wasn't a great deal you could see down in the labs, but that was the duties of the camera assistant.Arthur Graham: At that time the studios hadn't been rebuilt.Alan Lawson: Only the big stage, that had been soundproofed. The silent version of Devil's Maze and High Treason, I think […]
[…]eing a writer, was presumably a film director-WR: Well for some time – I was so young Les that I don’t really know – he almost took over Beaconsfield Studios, which we were living almost two or three miles away from, and she – when she wasn’t with him – I know one thing she did, she did two liners, […]
[…]esting overview. One of the areas we’re interested in understanding more about is the branding of Eastmancolor and how this changed between different studios and laboratories. Do you have any insights into how this branding process worked?AM: I’m working on assumptions really, but basically it was t[…]
[…] proofing of the big stage. The small stage, the glass studio was still a glass studio when I left. We […]
[…]m was a friend of Alan Prentice who was a very, very fast driver and he persuaded Roger Bannister to step into the car and to be driven to Lime Grove studios for the show. Roger was still in his tracksuit at that time, and felt he couldn’t possibly appear in that way on television, and was…per[…]
[…] Drazin: And so there would be a 'Huggett' in the studio perhaps every year? Manny Yospa: No actually we did […]
[…] at the end of Bennett Park Road where the little studio was, you see, called the 'Railway Arms.' And in […]
[…] at the end of Bennett Park Road where the little studio was, you see, called the 'Railway Arms.' And in […]
[…]panded a bit more and then it seemed to me that it should be time to kind of move on a bit; and I think what I thought that what I wanted to be was a studio manager because I’d been doing all this… I mean in the studio and handing them discs and fiddling around with microphones and levels and […]
[…] gives a very clear definition of what Grierson's aim was for documentary... because there was a pub at the end of Bennett Park Road where the little studio was, you see, called the 'Railway Arms.' And in the evenings, the great man would come down and be surrounded by his disciples and the junior, […]
