[…]ure. Really, I hadn't read enough about it. I think something needed to be doing, because I felt the film artist Association. It's such a tiny little Union. It needed something, but I can't you see Mr. Brown again, was coming down here. There's so much I had to catch up on, because I used to go to t[…]
[…]d we used to distribute American films as well.
Sidney Cole: Did you have anything to do with labour relations and the negotiations with the trade unions in this job?
William Fielder: Er - when I, yes I did, quite a lot. I used to - I used to come across...oh...he's dead now.
Sidney Cole: S[…]
[…]re. I think. So. I, I caught the first available boat as soon as I was free was very shortly after my resignation from the COI. And I went out of the Union castle boats, the Stirling castle, Cape Town and then by train, up to Southern Rhodesia to Salisbury, which of course was the way of getting the[…]
BECTU History Project - Interview no. 1[Copyright BHP]Interviewer: Arthur Graham Date of Interview: 6 March 1987 Interview length (mins): 1.25[WA note: There might be a second interview with Eric Cross] Arthur Graham: Eric Cross, Lighting Cameraman. Eric where were you born and when?Eric Cross:[…]
[…] Designers Guild and BECTU. In USA the guild is the union. In Britain it’s a ‘guild of excellence’ with affiliate […]
