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[…]bsp;Laurie the National Film Finance got the first one and I did a job did try putting up a 30 percent and the Bank putting up to are. That's right. N[…]

[…]ny times in different sources and probably the beginning of a truth in this story.SPEAKER: F4Anyway we used to get rich and we read a lot of them and try to understand the German commentary. By the end of the war it was. Very. Brutal formation in the German newsreels and were full of nothing but end[…]

[…]e Central Department in those days, and you can imagine that at the beginning of the war how busy he was, he answered his own telephone. So if he was trying to do a very difficult memo or... he would then beNancy Tbomas DRAFT Page 5interrupted all the time, I mean it was a ludicrous system actu[…]

[…] I always had a bus ride when I was going to school. Did you have any sort of training at school that sort of fitted you for going into the film industry?No, none what so ever.Did you have an interest while you were still at school in film?I think I always wanted to go into the entertainment industr[…]

[…]cording is vested in the ACTT history project we're interviewing Francis Cockburn I spell the name C O C K B U R N, who started life in the film industry as an editor became a producer and finally information officer interviewer is Margaret Thompson the date is the 16th of March 1990 side one.So, Fr[…]

[…] crank. There are there museum pieces aren't there. We didn't use them as such as cameras, I don't think we did really the one thing I do remember is trying to convert. And then he had lots of scraps of rolls of film of his own stuff from pathways. And I remember trying to convert or we did convert […]

[…]of Scotland in Dumfriesshire in the Parish which hadthe remarkable name of Kirkpatrick Joxta near the Village of Beattock. The house was a biggishcountry scottish house called Craigielands, and I grew up there in a very remote kind of societyenclosed in a family circle. I was taught by my Grandmothe[…]

[…]ax with the lens, because it was offset. The eyepiece was in the right hand corner, and the lens was lower down on the left hand side. So if you were trying to take a picture at, say, two yards away, well then you kept the head you slightly up and over to the right, to the left the as you looked at […]

[…]volved financially with it but we joined with him and we had -I went down from Cambridge and wanted to get into films and everyone said the film industry was in crisis, this was 1938, and i was involved in a small family business making keyrings, it's still going and I'm still involved with it, and […]

[…]p;Ian Rutter  12:16  OB a lot of the midpoints were well known, and the paths back to London. So wherever the OB was, you tend to try and fire at a known midpoint where you could then pass the signal on. Otherwise you'd have to start again and start getting the OS maps out and dr[…]