In 1930, he made the short abstract film Light Rhythms with Francis Bruguière, which is now extant. While writing for Close Up, he worked in a variety of capacities in the British film industry and was for a time an assistant cameraman at Gaumont Sudios. While at Close Up, he very much became a protégé of Kenneth Macpherson, the publication’s editor,and contributed more articles than any other single writer - a total of 84 he contributed to all but four of the journal’s issues. Blakeston joined the staff of Close Up, the magazine of the Pool Group, in August 1927, having previously worked as a cinema organist and studio clapperboy.
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