Search Results for: Union (ACT/ACTT)

[…] course. And I have to say, I don't say with any pride, obviously, that I got so interested in involved in all the various activities of the Students Union and so forth, their social events and whatnot. The right cloud? my degree, I didn't get it. I got my part one, no problem at all, but Part Two n[…]

[…]mething.And it’s especially going to be difficult to maintain when the closed shop is no longer legal. It will cause problems. Sheila, you joined the union then at the time of Blue Max?Well, this was Bells of Hell.Bells of Hell, sorry, yes. The Bells of Hell.I can’t remember it now, w[…]

[…]ilm services during the war. Thorold Dickinson, after I'd been there, he was very friendly and said I think it would be a good idea if you joined the union, we haven't got too many members but it will one day be very important for you. Would you like to, I'm not going to push you or anything, would […]

[…] longer legal. It will cause problems. Sheila, you joined the union then at the time of Blue Max? Well, this […]

[…]so sort of dedicated, full of ideas, you know. Probably terribly impatient and, with, when things didn't go their way. And I remember we had a lot of union trouble, but only about things like wanting an extra half hour or something and there'd be a terrific amount of, well sort of petty, I mean at t[…]

[…]to join the ACT which in those days wasn't any problem because they wanted members. After a time, I, a couple of years I became Vice President of the union.Roy Fowler: We mustn't get on to the ACT yet. We'll take that separately. At Movietone did you have a title?Reg Sutton: Sound recordist.Roy Fowl[…]

[…] movement during the mid 1930s. Tomlin was active as a Union Shop Steward, and he remembers details of the early […]

[…] I went ther e with a letter to the Cinematographers Union from Anea s [?] Favell, Union head , who […]