Beresford Charles Hallett Net Worth is
$4 Million

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When Beresford still left school(Fort Street Saturated in Sydney) he worked for just two years with radio place 2BL Sydney in 1927 as well as the after that NSW Broadcasting Firm that was afterwards to be the Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC). He spent eleven years with Raycophone Pty.Ltd. (Ray Alsop) from 1929 to 1940, where period he was used on Radio Recipient construction, tests, servicing and developing Theatre Projection Products operating, servicing and building Theater Sound Products: Operating, servicing and constructing Audio recording products for film; Became set up and services engineer for theater sound equipment in lots of Sydney metropolitan, nation NSW and interstate (SE Qld.) theatres. This included setting up the 1st Raycophone audio system in Australia in the Rose Bay Wintergarden movie theater. Became Service Supervisor for those Raycophone Sound Products with considerable encounter in set up and procedure of audio reproducing products and Open public Address systems. As audio documenting engineer for Raycophone Documenting Products, he was responsible for location documenting for the film Typhoon Treasure. Toured New Zealand (on mortgage from Raycophone) with J.C. Williamson mainly because Engineer responsible for general public address and audio documenting apparatus for stage displays. Was also in charge of maintaining movie task equipment and getting projectionist (once again on mortgage from Raycophone) on many passenger cruise lines operating Australian seaside cruises in the 1930s to early 1940s. Beresford became a member of the RAAF in 1940 as Airframe Fitter. Became trainer of Airframe Fitters for 1 . 5 years. Granted Fee in Apparatus and Shops Branch. He was discharged in middle-1945 with rank of Air travel Lieutenant to attempt sound documenting for battle film The Overlanders as Sound Documenting Engineer. (Movie director Harry Watt was involved by the federal government to produce a propaganda film within the last yr of the battle – Harry Watt requested Beresford become the sound documenting engineer and he was demobilised through the RAAF to accomplish the work!) Was in charge of complete musical rating, from the Glenrowan Affair with recordings from Chappell and Paxton libraries. At Commonwealth Film Labs, was in charge of scoring and documenting some 100 brief features and marketing films. In charge of complete installing modern Western Electric powered sound documenting equipment at fresh studios at Turrella. Beresford (aka Berry) visited to function 2GB is normally Sydney for Macquarie Broadcasting as Audio Engineer. After a year or two at 2GB he transferred to EMI as audio documenting engineer where he remained until about 1974. He was after that recruited to Eric Porter Productions in North Sydney to focus on optical sound documenting equipment to be utilized in the feature cartoon film The Travels of Marco Polo. Therefore he was back to the film business he generally loved. He remained there until he retired around 1978.

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