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[…]. Loads of people spoke to Ivor when he was ill, saying you should give Ernie the shares. But he never did. So when come 2012 the digital cinema worldwide was, I mean, we weren't getting the work for optical sound tracks, and we had the best optical digital recorder going, but we still weren't […]

[…]de there.Was there?Y es.Ah, well my memory’s doing alright in that case. And he was tremendous friends with, with Hepworth and he made a whole lot of films over here. Mm, I don’t know how many but of course, they were short films in those days little, little tiny ones, you know. But he had an actor […]

[…]and I do smile as I go back in time thinking of… in 2004, 2005 I think it was, after we’d opened the film operations in Spain and Italy you know, the worldwide aspects of the Ranks and the DeLuxe as they were known at the time, I sat with the managing director of Kodak worldwide. He was discussing w[…]

[…]ilm, people would say, next it goes into the paper. It's incredible the amount of stuff that comes in. I remember that there are offices more or less worldwide, plus stringers, hundreds or a couple of 100 stringers, 100 in the United States of land and others scattered around the rest of the world, […]

[…]4.SPEAKER: [Carol Owens] Yes it was. Yes. And I did a number of projects in that role, so one was a feasibility study of CD-Rom authoring because BBC Worldwide was starting to get interested in the possibilities of doing that. I did a process improvement project for Film Traffic and Film Despatch to[…]