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Historical
Flashback: The Haunting (1963)
Creepy, classy and impeccably cinematic, the original screen version of The Haunting can still raise gooseflesh.
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Interview
Joan Churchill, ASC — An Evolving Eye
The cinematographer discusses how her work has changed over time, and how “people skills” are an essential tool in non-fiction filmmaking.
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Historical
Beyond The Frame: Swingers
Said director-cinematographer Doug Liman about shooting with the Aaton 35-III, "When you have a camera this small, you don't have to tailor your shoot around the needs of the camera.”
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Feature
Book Excerpt: Conversations with Darius Khondji
The esteemed ASC member reflects on his breakthrough feature Se7en, which helped change the face of Hollywood horror and suspense features and remains a cinematic touchstone.
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Feature
A Virgin’s Guide to Camerimage
For more than 25 years, filmmakers have been drawn to chilly Poland in celebration of the art and craft of cinematography. Here’s one rookie’s view on the ins and outs of this truly unique event.
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Feature
Crime + Punishment: Exposing Corruption in the NYPD
Online Exclusive: Filmmaker Stephen Maing discusses how he employed hidden cameras, drones and other visual methods to reveal the unseen discriminatory policing practices in the nation’s largest police force.
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Interview
The White Girl: Life on the Edge
Co-directors Christopher Doyle, HKSC and Jenny Suen discuss their passion project, which examines those living on the fringe of ever-changing Hong Kong.
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Interview
ASC Close-Up: King Baggot
“My passion and focus was always photography. I could not have imagined choosing another profession.”
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