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[…]s explaining what all the various...[break in recording]Peggy Gick: Well I complained about this bitterly at an art department section meeting at the union and we decided that we would ask them if they would have a deputation...or they agreed to have a deputation of art directors go up to see the sc[…]

[…]they made a film about Florence Nightingale COVID lady with a lab and I'd also like to 52 and that was the first time I actually got my ticket to the union. So I was unit manager and then a film called laughing and which was dreadful film absolutely dreadful. And the best part of it we went out to s[…]

[…]hes at night.Alan Lawson  13:36  Said all we as always delay you anyway. Yeah.Noreen Ackland  13:39  I was. I actually joined the Union in 43. Because you know, you came to me at AKs. And see if you want to work in this film business after the war.Alan Lawson  13:55  Do[…]

[…]have been so much better to put it in the studio and do it as you wanted to.I: Can I ask you, did you ever join the ACTT or did you join the BBC union?ED: No, I joined the ACTT.I: You joined ACTT?ED: Yes, it was about 1967.I: Do you remember who recruited you?ED: Yes, i[…]

[…] what have you we're quite happy. My father was a professional musician. Ted Anstey. His name was he was Assistant General Secretary of the musicians union in the end. And I was taught the violin. And through the violin, I won a special talent scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music. When I was ab[…]