George E. Turner
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Historical
Flashback: Soy Cuba
Daring photography and lyrical style enhance 1964 agitprop epic, which stands as a record of the island’s dashed dreams.
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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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Historical
Flashback: Vertigo
Revisiting Hitchcock‘s classic tale of duality and obsession, photographed in VistaVision by Robert Burks, ASC.
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Historical
Flashback: Steven Spielberg and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
In this archival article, the director discusses his inspirations, creative process and collaborating with Allen Daviau, ASC and Dennis Muren, ASC on his 1982 sci-fi fantasy classic.
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Historical
Flashback: The Night of the Hunter
In this archival AC article, cinematographer Stanley Cortez, ASC recounts making one of the most visually striking motion pictures of all time.
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Profile
Gregg Toland, ASC — An Enduring Legacy
An in-depth look at one of the most influential filmmakers of all time — a true ASC great who elevated the art and craft of cinematography.
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Historical
Star Trek 50 Part VI — Voyage Home Cinematography
Don Peterman, ASC details working with director-star Leonard Nimoy on this smash hit entry in the Trek feature film series.
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Historical
Wrap Shot: Divers at Work on the Wreck of the Maine (1898) and We’ve Never Been Licked (1942)
Behind the scenes of the iconic sea special effects in Divers at Work on the Wreck of the Maine (1898) and We've Never Been Licked (1942).
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