Bill Welch
[…] to do effects, and whatever set-up he told me to try and get for what was required, it annoyed me […]
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Alf Tunwell – Transcript
[…] the first newsreel cameramen to join the union and to try to get your colleagues organised in the union. But, […]
HP0084 Daphne Anstey – Transcript
[…] can't send you back. He said just come back and try in the high school and if you don’t like […]
Carrying out an an Interview – My experiences – Nick Gilbey
[…] I think there is one general rule and that is try to keep the settings the same as you had […]
The Girl You Don’t See: Julie Harris and the Costume Designer in British Cinema
[…] it feels more fitting to swoon and covet than to try to analyse. A very elegant and attractive woman herself- […]
Elizabeth (Liz) Bale
[…]nough, so went and did the fastest secretarial course I could, which was 30 weeks in London. And then thought I would like to go back to the West Country, where my family were, but my father suggested I apply to the BBC in London. I thought of applying to independent television that was just startin[…]
Lesley Gogarty
[…] company. It's very much done on who you know. Somebody will will recommend you to somebody, and they'll then get in touch that part of the film industry still exists where a lot of it is word of mouth, and they'll give you a brief or they'll send you the whole breakdown for the crowd, for the film,[…]
Anne Fleming
[…]. Now, in that period in the early seventies you were in parallel with the British Film Institute National Film and Television Archive presumably.I'm trying to remind myself who was actually Head of the National Film and Television Archive at that time when I think-AF: Well when I started it w[…]
Ernest Marsh
[…] to take a big decision, and I basically decided I read the King weekly at the Abbey gate and all these adverts for projectionists all around the country and everything. And I decided, right, this is it. I'm leaving home, and I literally packed a few things into a case, bagged a lift from the local […]
Ken Westbury
[…]sp;1:05 What about honours?Unknown Speaker 1:07 No. Excellent.Speaker 2 1:09 Well, um, what started you off in the industry? What was your interest? How did you become interested?Speaker 1 1:18 Well, it's quite accidental, really, because I left school at 15[…]