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On Location with The Godfather; A Discussion with Gordon Willis
On the sidewalks of New York (and Hollywood and Sicily), rules are broken as off-beat photographic techniques are applied to filming of best-selling novel.
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The Photography of Rocky
This low-budget feature about an over-the-hill boxer — which has become the “sleeper” hit of the year — offered exciting action and several stimulating cinematographic challenges.
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On Location with Deliverance
AC’s editor ropes his way down into a 1,200-foot chasm to observe filming of a stark and violent tale that is a real “cliff-hanger” for cast and crew and, hopefully, will be for the audience, too.
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Twelve Monkeys: A Dystopian Trip Through Time
Cinematographer Roger Pratt, BSC helps director Terry Gilliam create a visionary mix of science-fiction, adventure and romance.
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Crash: Driver’s Side
Director David Cronenberg pulls over to answer AC's questions about his latest film.
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Photographing the Races for Grand Prix
Radio-controlled Super Panavision cameras, microwave viewfinders, a helicoptering cameraman and daredevil drivers combine to film the most exciting auto race of them all in the actual locales where it happened.
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Crash: Auto Erotic
Director of photography Peter Suschitzky discusses the methods and motivations behind his latest feature, Crash.
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The Lady From Shanghai: Field Day for the Camera
Rita Hayworth headlines this stylish Orson Welles murder-mystery, shot by Charles Lawton, Jr., ASC.
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