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[…]u born. CH:  I was born in Barnet Hertfordshire . 1926.  I joined the r11m industry November of 1941 and I  joined it             […]

[…] working as lighting cameramen.DB. Did you know Freddie Young?PS. Freddie Young had the reputation as being the finest lighting cameraman in this country. It was completely disproved by plenty of other lighting cameramen because they were much better than him, and he established his reputation as be[…]

[…]nd your family background? Yes,Speaker 3  0:49  certainly. Born in London, in Finchley, not very far from here, 1919. Brought up in the country in Bucks, until going to public school, which was in Hampstead, again, not very far from here, in at university, college school, and having receiv[…]

[…]d I got very interested in outside broadcasts. And I thought to myself one gets around a bit with outside broadcasts, that�s the thing to see the country. So I went on outside broadcasts as a second man. We covered an area from Whitby across to Blackpool roughly and up to the border. We covered all […]

[…] human need, on paper. Which is what the architects still try to do today, they think they can do it […]

[…] and get cobwebs on the end of a stick and try and hook them on. But Laurence suddenly said to […]

[…] down or edited, you know. And then they’d have to try and get twenty-six sets in to a studio that […]

[…] to Beirut to make a phone call, phone calls, to try and find out what had happened. Eventually it turned […]

[…] event such as the Cup Final, and the others would try to get in on it and that was when […]

[…] number or did that fluctuate? Reg Sutton: So let me try and remember. We had Paul Wyand, chief cameraman, Alec […]