[…]the industry. In fact the excellent book on Edinburgh Cinemas and a later DVD on the same subject brought back wonderful memories and remembrances of films viewed in all of the venues mentioned … and even of a couple of cinemas that even the author of those tomes had omitted!This passion had intensi[…]
[…]ed to quite a considerable degree, and I will digress into one of the Congresses in a minute if you like – so the position now is that FIAF is a huge worldwide organisation with a hundred and twenty countries or more having membership of one kind or another, but still the variations in how each coun[…]
[…]itics that had accompanied that particular bloody point in the history of British Imperialism.At the same time one has to remember what was happening worldwide was the British, the Churchillian attempt to reinstate the Greek king which led to the revolt of ELAS and the confrontation between the comm[…]
[…]od, who was prime prime minister of Newfoundland for about 20 years, I think. And we thoughtAlan Lawson  30:14  that was a film for showing worldwide as well as Redmond Seattle was,Paddy Carey  30:18  I suppose so and and for distribution by the Colonial Office or by the COI.Alan[…]
[…]d, well, to Ernest, we could do the same thing in our workshops. An interesting thing is, when you go to these workshops with a training film made by worldwide, if you like. There's an actor doing this and an actor doing that, you know? Well, it's a film beautifully made beautiful. If you go to the […]
[…]n. Who else did I know? I don’t know. Oh yes, Geoffrey Bell from way back. I’ve never worked with him have I? No. He was at Shell. I think he went to Worldwide for abit didn’t he, at one time. Geoffrey Bell I remember because he was friends, very muchfriends with Ralph Elton and Cynthia Whitby and m[…]
[…]g a great virtue. And she she went through being a very good editor and supervising editor with many documentary units, including Crown Film Unit and Worldwide Films, and became the head of the Films Division at the COI. She was there then; the studio manager was Frank Bush. One of the directors was[…]
[…]which was the dish to be shown being moved by greedy properties. All this was made and filmed in a studio in crystal Street, which I think Simba came worldwide premises for a time. And then they gave it up and went to the place in the alley north of waterstreet. Hill, they're not. Well, films effect[…]
[…]me do a job for outside companies,Unknown Speaker  23:15  and I joined the majority of film technicians who were freelance, I did films for worldwide, edit films with Kay Mander, Mary Beals, I forgot was that data as director during the war, it was much easier for women to work in the film[…]
[…] to the public service, came from Grierson and the people who immediately surrounded him, notably hands, but also Stuart leg, Arthur Elton and spread worldwide, largely by griersons activities. I mean, he took the whole idea to Canada. He and inspired the idea in Australia, though it never took root[…]
