[…] his job, and we had three or four words. And Cliff said... Somebody knocked on the door and a chap came in and said, ‘Cliff, the boys upstairs – the third floor [Executive] – can we do a programme to mark Accident Week?’ There was going to be a National Accident Week, and he said ‘Well yes alright […]
[…]creating silver halide crystals that were flatter and thinner, and for a given surface area, which equated to their sensitivity to light, they were a third of the size in terms of the weight of the crystals and the volume that they occupied. So, Fuji followed as well with a different name but they n[…]
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[…]rt of dichotomy or whatever they call it these days, yes. So you got a degree of course?Yes. Well, what was interesting was during the second, during third year we, because I’d chosen to do the first of a Combined Honours I was allowed to choose a paper. So you were supposed to choose an artist or a[…]
[…] were allowed to join it. There was a kind of only boys of a certain age who had reached a certain level of education were allowed to join it so as a third exclusive little club and we had very good films and I used to do the programmes write all the material and do all the posters and stuff. This i[…]
[…]ys, and went to intensive classes at night school and got a working knowledge of it. Then Donald said, very sorry, it's all collapsed. After about my third or fourth film I was getting rather tired of coal dust, and felt I wanted to go further afield. I knew Peter (de Normanville) and Sarah, and the[…]
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[…]ff so I thought well give it a go. And so I signed on.I went off to the training course and the training course, I think it was the second, maybe the third, but it was certainly one of the early training courses because people on it included Paddy Foy, Michael Peacock. Royston Morley was in charge o[…]
