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[…]10Video00:00:00 – 00:10:42 JM discusses his previous roles; neg-cutter at Mike Frasier’s; started as a runner, moved to sound syncing; freelanced for Technicolor, sound-syncing and video work; moved into video mastering and creating some of the original HD files from the studios; then moved into res[…]

[…]hen you send it to the lab. They would put it together and dye each one a different color. So they put the three colors together and that came out as Technicolor and one has to say they are beautiful color. Yes they are. And they had a lot of control over it too. Yes they did. And that was early tec[…]

[…]s Phyllis Dalton, reel two.... with something that impressed me, because you and I have memories of Olivier’s Henry V, it was all beautiful blue Technicolor and all the knights wearing their regalia, whatever it was.Doesn’t it look theatrical now?Phyllis Dalton Page 43Very theatrical.[…]

[…]art in it, called Ftatateeta. It was funny hearing the family voice coming out of the speakers [AL laughs]. And we ran it for nine months. And it was Technicolor and we had a lot of trouble with the print because of bowing. The stock would tend to bow and scratch and we had a hell of a job to find o[…]

[…]ou know. So I always think it's good...you know, get the knowledge of...what happens to your film. And then I hear that Natalie Kalmus came over from Technicolor and bought him out.Alan Lawson: What...what was the colour system called? Can you remember?Cyril Page: Yes...[sighs] British Ondicolour...[…]