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Dudley Lovell

[…]aid, Well, I'll move two or three feet back. So I moved two or three back feet. Is what do you got now? sighs? Well, I suppose I said, you can see it visually. If I must have a little bit more mountain, you see. So we'll move in a bit. They're moving in there. So the boys are pushing this crane swea[…]

Len Runkel

[…], what they call a Panel printer,Speaker 1  1:49:20  prints forward and reverse, yeah, the other ones. I mean, do, no, not really. I can. I visually. You can run it in both directions, yes. Now, if you, if you run a rotary printer in both directions, you've got have tensions on opposite si[…]

Peter T Handford

[…]ocations in Spain and that kept me going for a bit.Now about this time, as a result of what happened in Venice, I had had the idea of doing the sound effects with a tape recorder, but the only tape recorder available in England then that was anything approaching professional standard was the Ferrogr[…]

Michael Clarke

[…]n called john Wales,Unknown Speaker  9:19  who I remember johnJohn Hargreaves  9:20  Wales. He went to the Educational Foundation visual aids. Tall chap. Yes. Yes, yes. lumps of the Fight Club.Michael Legard  9:30  Yes, he worked with us for cranfill minute for a time. […]

Howard Lanning

[…]t edit, it can be changed, it can be changed, but but in fact, and and sometimes the director said, Oh, I didn't think that I mean, that wasn't in my visual plan, but, but I like it, you know, and it's, but I think nowadays, the, the editor has got the respect and, and the value, and they have an Ac[…]

Oswald (Ossie) Morris

[…]ilm this way  and I think it looks pretty good. Now it looks as fresh today as it did when we shot it off at the end of the film. It's each show visually the film didn't get a good preview as a film but visually it got tremendous notices by the way they also had letters which they gave us. […]

Yvonne Littlewood

[…]ved the whole sort of mechanical experience of it and the, and the possibilities of it, he was always trying to see what else you could do to make it visually exciting, as I say, not always enhancing what, what he was, the story was trying to tell. But, however, that was good, good news. And he came[…]
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