Manny Yospa

[…] So I started work at Welwyn Film Studios - er Warwick Ward was the pseudo-manager, chief of the camera was […]

Renee Glynne

[…]athleen, and my mother and my father, they said: “Don’t be ridiculous, of course you should.” So,of course, I did. I went for the interview with Warwick Ward who was the studio manager. Saw Robertson Cameron and Alfred Drayton. Was very impressed.And Moreton Lewis who was a Focus Puller, son of[…]

Emmanuel (Manny) Yospa

[…]were a lot of jobs going in the film... I wasn't called up because of my TB, I didn't pass the medical. So I started work at Welwyn Film Studios - er Warwick Ward was the pseudo-manager, chief of the camera was Ronnie Anscombe, who is quite well known. And he took me under his wing and he taught me […]

Gerry Anstiss

[…]ll clapper yesGerry Anstiss  7:30  Still ClapperStephen DadeI think I've got a picture of somewhere of the whole camera crew, it was Norman Warwick was the operator. And Ian Craig was the was the Technicolour  technician because it was a Technicolour  picture. In fact, we carried[…]

John Box

[…]worked with Carmen Dillon on a Disney film; JB became art director on Million Pound Note alongside Jack Maxsted; The Black Knight with Vetchinsky for Warwick Films, JB had to take over when Vetchinsky fell ill; Warwick offered JB a contract which expanded his opportunities; the Warwick films were mo[…]

Sheila Whitaker

[…]d maybe,rather than go back to work, maybe I’d take the degree I hadn’t taken when I was eighteen.Which is what happened, I went to the University of Warwick when I was thirty-nine.SF: Was Clive Barker there in charge of media studies?No, it was Robin...SF: Drama?No. Oh, I don’t know about drama. I […]
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