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Alan Masson (AM)Former Kodak Director of Engineering, HollywoodInterviews: Carolyn Rickards (CR) and Paul Frith (PF)Date: 27/10/2017Length: 01:36:00                                     Transcript edited by[…]

Brian Pritchard (BP)  Motion Picture Consultant (Formerly Kodak, Filmatic, Humphries & Hendersons) Interviewer: Paul Frith (PF) Date 05/03/2019 Length 02:17:14PF: This is an interview with Brian Pritchard. Thank you for taking part in the interview today. So just to star[…]

[…]d I entered a photographic competition in this and I won second prize, which gave me the opportunity that one of the prizes was to actually go around Kodak Harrow & Wealdstone go round the photographic farms and we went there for the day we went rounds, entertained, and just as schoolchildren, w[…]

[…]CFS started in 1948 at Shelton Street; 30-40 employees in 1959 when HM joined; Dubray and Bell and Howell printers at this point; all process went to Kodak as it was reversal at this time; a van went up to Kodak every night and took a week for the films to return; he retired 30 years later as group […]

[…]ter the perforating of the negative, because everything had to be perforated, we couldn't in those days trust Kodak with perforating anything, not even the blank stock. So everything had to beperforated. Negative&nb[…]

[…] which was a technical development in the early days of colour telecine where… I think it was probably a joint operation between the BBC and possibly Kodak and Cintel… someone had the idea that, because the colour analysis of telecine machines and the dyes in film overlap with each other spectrally,[…]

[…]Ben didn't even know a full camera shot the rest of the picture. And of course it was kg so you didn't see Russia for a week or began to send them to Kodak. And it is like amateur movies. And when they got back we saw the first on the Russian military side. The second lot came on at the airport. A s[…]