09-05-2020, 03:37 PM
For me, some good things came from that production. Some of it was fun. I got to meet the irrepressible Lily, who had danced on TV in 1937. I also met Professor Danielle Goerge who presented the M-EMI side. Superb engineer and lovely person. I've met her several times since at IET Savoy Place. She will be IET President for a year from this October. Paul Marshall came down with his re-created CPS Emitron camera - the nearest working camera to a pre-war Emitron that was feasible. You can't just run up a new Emitron like you can a scanner disc.
I even appeared in shot for a few seconds, though not sure that was a good thing. Hugh Hunt's students were a great bunch, obviously talented engineers and pleasure to meet. I wasn't expecting a fee but I didn't even get any form of credit. Nor did Paul Marshall and others who had helped.
I even appeared in shot for a few seconds, though not sure that was a good thing. Hugh Hunt's students were a great bunch, obviously talented engineers and pleasure to meet. I wasn't expecting a fee but I didn't even get any form of credit. Nor did Paul Marshall and others who had helped.
www.borinsky.co.uk Jeffrey Borinsky www.becg.tv
