Peter Montagnon

[…]l think of him soon. But he was the only one who was totally impervious to Tubby's cutting edge didn't get all there and Ken can he cut Tubby was the lighting cameraman and Ken. Ken was the operator and operating cameraman Tubby and, and Kenneth Clark understood each other Tubby thought he Kenneth C[…]

Harry Coventry

[…]studio is much more, much more set than it is in OBS. There are very, very few OBS that have the the the techniques that are employed in studios, the lighting, the the sound, the the camera work, the the actual accuracy of of positions, though them, it's a much different way of working, a much diffe[…]

Pete Murray

[…]re was a strike, and it was done live.  There was a lot of filming in it, but most of it was live.  It was very difficult to do because the lighting was terrible, everything.  It was a tragedy really.MIKE DICK:  Where was this done?PETE MURRAY:  At Wembley.  Anyway, it […]

Diane Tammes

[…]y, programmes and all those things[??]?Yes. Yah.Production stills.Mm. Mm. And then they used to, they used to give me my own rehearsal, you know, the lighting was done, then I could just... So I suppose that’s where it started off, was,I just used to walk around and take the photographs. And, you kn[…]

Nick Ardizzone

[…]ist of every function, every grade that we could think of, or anybody could tell us about the works in the film industry. So it was everything from a lighting camera man to a focus puller, to cable basher, to any any arcane name. And we tried to find out what that name was and what its function was.[…]
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