[…]cene, because everybody else was busy as the third and I really screwed it up. And he tore a lamp off me. And later on in my career, I used him as my lighting cameraman on a couple of my movies. And we always laughed about that moment, but he was a great he was really a great cameraman. Very clever […]
[…]ys remember because we were quite young, you know, we were a young crew, we were all in our 20s.Unknown Speaker  12:08  And for the for the lighting of the blast furnace, it needed a crew of eight, electricians eight and they 10 down from mo Richardson and a huge truck and they jumped out […]
[…]to put these things together so they simply stole them from newspapers but all the technical trades, the cameramen, the sound guys, the electricians, lighting directors, most of them had no experience! I think I'm probably right in saying a few sound people, one or two camera people, senior people, […]
[…]d all the editors were staff. Freelance would come on board for dramas, for Taggart and the like, that was largely freelance but even still then, the lighting cameramen would be staff. Sound recordists would probably be staff. But the industry has evolved to being much more flexible labour force. Th[…]
[…]and these items are accommodation in the studio as far as office is concerned, stage availability, the construction of sets without the dressing, the lighting of sets, the labour allocated to sets, in other words, carpenters, electricians, stage hands, you're responsible for all that, the studio, th[…]
