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…e was working as a cook at Pinewood during his time there. historyproject.org.ukTechnicolor & Later CareerAfter demobilization in 1946, Len applied for and got a job at Technicolor. historyproject…

…ners for the Merchant} Navy etc. It was here in Bristol that he met many of the Technicolor personel, as the "Trainer" was a system developed by Technicolor, who also supplied the prints that were use…

…onal Film Archive, but no prints survive. AROUND IS AROUNDAbstract film in Technicolor, produced by Norman McLaren for the National Film Board of Canada, 1951. Based on Lissajoux(oscilloscope) fi…

…after about a year he moved on. historyproject.org.ukIn December 1936 he joined Technicolor Ltd, after answering an ad seeking science graduates. He was recruited/interviewed by Leslie Oliver.

…t by Carlton Productions and was subsequently closed because they already owned Technicolor. Was made redundant again. 1990.

…e end of the war he was given a job at the war office. started working for Technicolor in 1951 (after a period driving a bus for London Transport); PO met John Brakespeare during physiotherapy se…

…nts department) around age 15 or so. historyproject.org.ukEntry into Film Lab / TechnicolorIn June 1950, Daphne Ancell started working at Technicolor. Her first role was as a “National Cash operator a…

…t fourteen and served in World War II. After the war ended he saw an advert for Technicolor  in Hayes in the local paper .He joined the company  as a track printer at their laboratories…

… there wasn’t really a job that was of any interest to him; they suggested “try Technicolor down the road”, which he did and started work there in 1938 for £2 a week less 1 shilling and threepence Nat…

…ember 1912 Work: Laboratory / film processing technician, principally with Technicolor and other film labs in the UK. historyproject.org.ukEarly LifeAlf Cooper was born in Hackney, London in Sept…