Herb A. Lightman
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Photographing Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon
In this archival article from 1976, John Alcott, BSC discusses his exemplary cinematography in Stanley Kubrick's classic period drama. Also: Making the film's custom low-light optics.
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Beyond The Frame: The Professionals
Looking back at some expert cinematography by Conrad L Hall, ASC and his Dream Team behind the camera.
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Raw Cinematic Realism in the Photography of Bonnie and Clyde
Burnett Guffey, ASC sought a sense of photographic realism for this stylized depiction of the famed outlaws’ life of crime.
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Hitchcock Talks About Lights, Camera, Action
The Master of Suspense regards himself as primarily a film technician, explains his methods of working with cinematographers, production designers and editors.
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The Photography of Hud
James Wong Howe, ASC reveals some highlights of photographing this monochrome production — most of it on location in remote Texas cattle country.
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