[…]t the equipment, right. It had not been my intention, as I Now recall, to stay in Stratton for all that law. What I wanted to do was to go out and do lighting on theatre stages, and above all, I particularly had in mind that somehow they will, please, I'd be finding myself seated at a switchboard th[…]
[…]t ship, how they were serviced, how they were looked after and how they were rescued and everything else, and it covered the whole field, which meant lighting depot ship workshops, lathes and metal shops, and this sort of thing, with a couple of photo floods, mirrors, daylight - you name it...Alan L[…]
[…]ts to see you at eleven." We never saw him again!Roy Fowler: How interesting.Vernon Sewell: Never saw him again!Roy Fowler: He was moonlighting or flogging off the studio?Vernon Sewell: Yes, making - yes! But I don't think you should publish that in any form, because...Roy Fowler[…]
[…]t today. That'sUnknown Speaker  20:52  interesting. Like while you were talking, I was remembering. Probably the first attempt at pictorial lighting samples. Yes. in Disney's Fantasia. That's right. Yes,Unknown Speaker  21:07  I would ratherUnknown Speaker  21:10  die. […]
[…]of all the various sections through which things had to be filtered before it ever got to, before we ever got to Peter county cameras, sound candles, lighting, is everything. But he was also he was also a chap who had been working as a sound operative on a boom in the studios when I had been a floor[…]
[…]Unknown Speaker  0:00  The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project.Unknown Speaker  0:06  Jack Hillier, lighting cameraman, interviewer, Alan Lawson, recorded on the seventh of january 1988Unknown Speaker  0:19  side one iUnknown Speaker  […]
[…]had to explain that the fact that an American film was a very successful film was a very good film did not necessarily mean that in this instance the lighting cameraman On it Was Outstanding and in this instance we quoted ruggles of Redcap, and Dickie was patiently exolaining what he meant in his Di[…]
[…]erton was going on and I was working at Shepperton, in the breaks was doing other things in the theatre. And doing Assistant Director jobs. I was moonlighting. It was highly illegal union-wise I suppose, but I knew somebody I think it was a second assistant, they wanted help on a picture called Nigh[…]
[…]ell, we got drunk, really. We wanted to get down and kill the boys whowere lighting squibs and throwing them at the girl's legs.What happened careerwise after that?I[…]
