HP0009 Oswald (Ossie) Morris – Transcript – Side 2
Timecode 00:45:46:00 to 01:33:14:23 SPEAKER: M1 OSSIE MORRIS side two. Before we go to the war years on when you […]
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Brian Pritchard
[…]foreign version, so you would find the Latin-American Spanish track, and the Latin-American titles, the Latin-American… what else would there be… the trailers, and so on, were all kept here and all printed in this country. And this depended on who was responsible for the film, who is making them, an[…]
Howard Lanning
Tape operator 0:06 Yeah, I think that's good. That's good.Derek Threadgall 0:07 Okay. The copyright of this recording is vested in the British entertainment history project.Okay, good thing. Today is Monday 20th of June 2016. The interviewee is Howard Lanning, president of th[…]
Maurice Leonard
[…] Granada TV. Interviewed by Granada TV go on short list. got job after no experience payed £11 per week moved to Granada land to flat.First jobmaking trailers for TV. Had to be explained what video tape was. 2 inch Videotape he used in the editing and in colour.Anecdote about Ena Sharples of Coronat[…]
Nigel Wolland
[…] life in television. And when the presentation area was always prone to disaster, you know, the people who link between the programmes and put in the trailers and all the rest of it. I think it was Grenada, and then they automated the commercials, and the most the most appalling things would happen.[…]
Bob Narduzzo
[…]issing; expletives would be scratched into the frame from other projectionists; programmes were made up of second features, main features, newsreels, trailers and advertising slides (they had an egg timer in the booth which measured 15 seconds for each slide); they used to have a stage show on a Wed[…]
Bernard Gribble
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Derek Threadgall
BEHP transcript DisclaimerThis transcript has been produced automatically using Speechmatics.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for any misinterpretation of the content of this[…]