commentator. The first principle is working
itself outto let people tell their own story. John
Taylor's The Londoners does not survey London
from a great heightit gets inside and lets London
speak for itself. Watt's North Sea dramatises
real people with characterisation as emotionally
strong as that of Hollywood. Shaw's Men of
Africa is true to its title, and incidentally typical
of the ever-widening range of subject-matter.
In physical disposition the movement has been
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1934 THE FISHING BANKS OF SKYE
John Grierson G.P.OFilm Unit
1934 AERO-ENGINE
Arthur Elton Empire Marketing Board
1934 SEA CHANGE
Alex Shaw Orient Line
1934 WEATHER FORECAST
Eveyln Spice {G.P.O. Film Unit)
1934 GRANTON TRAWLER
Grierson and Anstey {Empire Marketing Board)
1934-5 THE FACE OF BRITAIN
Paul Rotha {G.B. Instructional)
