Search Results for: Technicolor

… £8 15 shillings [£8.75] a week. In 1950 when the Bush closed, he moved to Technicolor, where he went to Negative Control. Took a course at the Polytechnic.

Ron Hill was involved wth all the Technicolor cameras. In their construction and often going out to locations to solve probems.Ron Hill was a British film-laboratory technician whose working life — sp…

…66.At that time there were four major motion picture laboratories in Hollywood -Technicolor, Deluxe, CFI or Consolidated Film Industries and Fotokem. Technicolor was conveniently located right next to…

… a job at Hawker-Siddeley, but there was a strike on. On his way home he passed Technicolor Plant, got off the bus and asked for a job. Went into soundtrack development at 1shiling and ten pence an ho…

…difficulties which the introduction of sound and colour (particularly Technicolor) presented to the art director. Williams recalls his involvement with David Rawnsley and the Indep…

…newood as chargehand , props. Left home 6:20am, usually home 9pm or 10pm.Joined Technicolor – phoned June Axton, personnel department 1952 – uncle in Camera Department. Offered job in Solutions Depart…

…s the role of a "contact man" and latterly the many cuts and reorganisations at Technicolor as the accountants take over from the film people.DS 2018.A Career in the Industry: Les Ostinelli. [author u…

…3 shillings per week in  the Inspection Dept. His boss White left to go to Technicolor and suggested he should apply for a job there; he did and in 1936 got a job at 17 shillings per week in the …

…ide as we can get ready for HDTV we don't even print anymore we don't print and Technicolor what we do go straight to D1. Or we might but some things which we think are not long term we might put thos…

…ng for an aircraft company during the war. He was engaged in making parts for a Technicolor 'gun' for the aircraft rear-- gunner. The company supplied the Technicolor engineers with these parts, and i…