[…]tour with them in Europe, and I followed them all round Europe and did a, a sort of Ellington in Europe and, and put it, the little bits of documentary and got him to sit and talk.Were they on tape?They...On [Inaudible 2B 20:36]They, they, they were on, they are on tape now, because in the[…]
[…] the new era of television, shooting on film is one could edit it, one could cut, snip out bad things and put in good things. But the period of drama documentary is on top, drama documentary, not become fashionable, I introduced it, because it brings historical facts closer to the public. Like Lee O[…]
[…]unning on a 16 millimetre Kodascope projector that I owned was probably a present from my father. The first film was Warning Shadows and an early GPO documentary The Coming of the Dial. The society develops slowly and eventually the watch committee permitted performances in cinemas on a Sunday of co[…]
[…] programmes on tv, almost documentaries, you're not sure if they're documentaries or not. And that was really like Mr Baxter, his style was a sort of documentary thing about it. Of course John Grierson was attached to Group 3 when we got as far as Group 3.BA: Great leanings [HANDWRITTEN CORRECTION] […]
[…] become an editor, not on feature films, on doing little documentary things and commercials. And I started off by doing […]
[…] in Europe and, and put it, the little bits of documentary and got him to sit and talk. Were they […]
[…] in 1932, working on short advertising films before moving into documentary production. By the end of the decade he had […]
[…] Susan Hayward. She wasn't going to have any of this documentary stuff and making it real. Robert Mitchum was going […]
