[…]ool with the scholarship I had. So I now I was moving in the direction of technical school and I was into engineering, drawing and maths and trigonometry. I used to like trigonometry, it was my one of my enjoyment. So I like that. But I decided, we're now coming up to sort of like the war was up. An[…]
[…]hat post-war period. What are your experiences and understanding of that development?BP: Yes. Most of that happened before I got involved in the industry but having worked at Kodak and in labs you get to know of these things. Obviously Technicolor was really the first system that was useful for prod[…]
[…]ame into the business, your general background, where you were born, and when and where, your education and so on, and your career so far in the industry. ISpeaker 2 0:19 was born in 1947 on the Isle of Wight. It happened to be the coldest night of the year in that very bad winter. And I[…]
[…] on the left channel, Johnny when he speaks will be on the right channel. I'm referring to him as Johnny because there are so many Johns in this industry it gets very confusing, as he and I found when we all worked together with about another 18 Johns years ago. But John started life in b[…]
[…]he second of February 1994. And we're back to and the interviewee is Dennis Kimberly. codec executive and then some considerable activity in the industry generally. So if we may start at the very beginning Dennis when and where you were born,Dennis Kimbley 0:31 I was born in de oro queen[…]
[…]old Kentish family and they'd made their living out of being hop factors you see, all around Kent and Herefordshire, where it was a very booming industry - that doesn't exist any more. And so, sort of, prep schools - but then one was promptly shoved out to Switzerland with my parents. Because my mot[…]
[…]tual film of any kind you did a healing.Speaker 3 8:11 The first thing is, yes, the first thing I think I ever did there was, let me just try and think, I think there's a thing called Find, fix and strike. Oh yes, which was about the feet Air Arm, well suitably. And as it turns out, yes.[…]
[…] up and down all the streets after these long legs, try to keep up with Widgey Newman and we sat […]
[…] the time! Put it away and forget about it and try again!" So this time, it was successful, you see! Well, […]
[…] the time! Put it away and forget about it and try again!" So this time, it was successful, you see! Well, […]
