[…]even though I say it myself.Peter Musgrave: It was with Chris Greenham who sadly died a little earlier this year.John Aldred: Yes Chris was the sound editor on that film. Unfortunately we didn't get much recognition for all the hard work but it was a satisfying film to work on. City of the Dead was […]
[…]ally his unit, it was only he selected it at the time, we got as near to same people every time but you couldn't always do it as you know.BA: And the editor.BE: The editor was Michael Chorton and he was a very, as a - matter of fact he always reminded me, I don't know if you knew him at all, but he […]
[…]meraman, the operator, anyone should see the faults, and the fact they creep in sometimes isn't because they've been filmed wrongly - but because the editor, when he comes to edit the film, picks the take, just the wrong second or two of the wrong take, and I don't think they think... I don't think […]
[…] mistakes that you do when you're training to be an editor. Dropping the centre out of a roll of film […]
[…] earlier this year. John Aldred: Yes Chris was the sound editor on that film. Unfortunately we didn't get much recognition […]
[…] of this recording is vested in the Scottish Broadcasting Heritage Group. The name of the interviewee is Bernard Ponsonby who is Political... R: Editor. I: Editor. I am Tim Amyes. I'm retired. The recording is taking place in Premier Street in Glasgow and the date is 7th July 2018. Thank y[…]
[…]eah, I mean I see nowadays in comparison - night and day. With us, being an Assistant Engineer, no, an Assistant Dubbing Mixer, you engaged with Film Editors, Assistant Film Editors, Sound Recordists and you got a real broad-brush feel for how to construct a programme. So, although I was strictly So[…]
[…]:14]I: That must have been quite a difference for you though to come up from Granada? In a sense you were more like cast in the role of Commissioning Editor than Producer - would that be fair to say? R: Oh absolutely. That is one of the erroneous things about television I've always thought. The[…]
