Wayne Fitzgerald Title artist
Fitzgerald was an expert with titles, aka film and TV “credits”.
From This is True for 6 October 2019
art
Creator/collector/conservationist of art, including musicians and photographers. Actors are under Entertainment.
Phil Hymes The illuminating
Hymes was a TV lighting director with the NBC network.
From This is True for 4 August 2019
Dave Bartholomew Rock pioneer
One of New Orleans’ greatest musicians, “and a true pioneer in the rock and roll revolution.”
From This is True for 24 June 2019
Doreen Spooner News photographer
Her first photo credit read, “By Camera Girl Doreen Spooner.” She put an end to that right away: “That was a bloody cheek,” she said.
From This is True for 5 May 2019
Joe Bertony Engineer
He made the construction of a landmark possible, doing the calculations by hand.
From This is True for 7 April 2019
Ed Westcott Secret photographer
Westcott was the only one allowed to have a camera at the Manhattan Project.
From This is True for 31 March 2019
Peter B. Kaplan Photographer
He was given “unprecedented access” to photograph the restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
From This is True for 24 March 2019
Johnny Thompson Magician’s Magician
Thompson was the magician who coached Penn and Teller.
From This is True for 17 March 2019
Ron Hutchinson Film historian
“He discovered vaudevillians who had been forgotten for years.”
From This is True for 10 February 2019
Geoff Emerick Recording engineer
Emerick was fascinated by records ever since finding his grandmother’s stack of Gramophone disks when he was 6.
From This is True for 7 October 2018