Search Results for: Union (Equity)

[…]ack again to cos we had to wait a whole year until 1968. And then the union went out at the end of January and that year they had the worst avala[…]

[…]ed. Had a great driver and his assistant, Billy and Joe, two wonderful men. Very kind. They said “keep in this job, you’ve got a job for life. Strong union, get what we want, you know what I mean.”  I have to say – the West End in those days was Hollywood. It was fantastic.McG: Why?HF: It was i[…]

[…]other things I did I got adequately rewarded.  I didn’t care, apart from which I was moonlighting at home, I’d got another job, if the Musicians Union had known anything about it I would have been imprisoned, I should think.SC: Were you a member?UB: NoRF: But you kept your membership of Equity?[…]

[…]documentaries. And a lot of the time we were servicing other people's films. And it, it didn't matter what we did, because we weren't bothered by the union. If I was initially employed as a dubbing theatre, projectionists, which is something you'd be very familiar with. And it was eye bliss. When I […]

[…]documentaries. And a lot of the time we were servicing other people's films. And it, it didn't matter what we did, because we weren't bothered by the union. If I was initially employed as a dubbing theatre, projectionists, which is something you'd be very familiar with. And it was eye bliss. When I […]