Norman J Warren

[…] course, it was in the days when we all smoked, unfortunately. We spent quite a lot of time, Roger Woodburn was asked to do this, [TIME 00.42.32] all lighting cigarettes and things, lighting up and trying to work out how long it took to burn down. And Roger was working that out in terms of frames. A[…]

Jimmy Wright

[…];of the other technicians of course Jack Cardiff and Jeff Unsworth were the two lighting cameramen. And Harold Hazen was the technician that I worked mostly with. An[…]

Sheila Collins

[…]e now and they have gradually been pushing their way through, quite rightly.Yes. It would have been inconceivable a quarter of a century ago, a woman lighting cameraman, exactly, my example, yes.That would be... editors, yes, I mean there was the odd, one or two editors then and certainly assistant […]

Chris Kelly

[…]ker 2  14:21  the well there was yes. I mean, you know, Misha, you know, wrote music to a number of films that Harold French are well known director Adam and Eve Lin was one that comes right mainly to mind. And he remained a good friend and a very funny man Harold was. He liked his drink, […]

Robert Scott

[…]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[…]

Jim Whittell

[…]sp;        Q:  Even camera equipment00:56:24        JIM WHITTELL:  ?? lighting, great competitor to you, or to your brother.                […]

A F (Peter) Birch

[…]ssy it was called, it was directed by Bernie Knowles.Peter Birch : Bernie Knowles, the cameraman on "39 Steps". Oh yes, he directed later. But he was lighting man on "39 Steps".Alan Lawson : Were there any particular problems on "39 Steps"?Peter Birch : Well there were problems, but it was so long a[…]
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