[…]y.Kay Mander: So your fame had gone quite wide by then, already.Joy Batchelor: Well, the films had.Kay Mander: So during all this time, there was the union. You've mentioned ACT not understanding about editors.Joy Batchelor: No they don't, to this day.Kay Mander: Did you, you joined ACTT - or ACT, r[…]
[…] He explained it to me and said he was the Union and you couldn't work there without a ticket and […]
[…]d me did you?" So it was all good fun amongst the chaps.Ralph Bond: Very nice. Alf I believe you were one of the first newsreel cameramen to join the union and to try to get your colleagues organised in the union. But, probably because they were all individualists, it wasn't too easy at first was it[…]
[…]uttons, exaggerated.Alan Lawson: But it was on the - don't you remember the famous occasion on 'The Arsenal Murder Mystery'[sic] with him in his Union Jack shirt?Tilly Day: Oh yes...no, no! That wasn't 'The Arsenal Stadium Mystery', that was when we were in Ireland. We were in Ireland and […]
[…]:29 Was that up at Elstree?Unknown Speaker 12:32 No, that was at Denham,Unknown Speaker 12:36 a long time for the other unions.Unknown Speaker 12:39 What are your recollections of those early days Denham, with act at Denham.Unknown Speaker 12:48 […]
[…]w they organized the newsreels, and the effect that it had.Speaker 1 12:11 Well, the thing that I knew was I was a member of the National Union of Journalists,Roy Fowler 12:21 and I came into, we're talking now, of when, what issues,Speaker 1 12:24 the beginning o[…]
