Aussie cameraman reveals what The Beatles were like in never-before-seen footage

Australian camera operator Les Parrott was one of the lucky film crew who spent three weeks with The Beatles during the making of their twelfth studio album, Let It Be, and their final public performance on the roof of their building in London. While the equipment he used is now a relic, what he captured is timeless - and it's only now coming out of the band's vault.