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Imaging the Impossible — Mission: Impossible
Cinematographer Stephen Burum, ASC resumes his longtime collaboration with director Brian De Palma to bring the seminal spy premise to the big screen.
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The Thin Red Line: The War Within
John Toll, ASC details his experiences on this existential combat film that marks the long-awaited return of director Terrence Malick.
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Sunshine: Let There Be Light
Alwin Küchler, BSC uses three formats and creative visual effects to realize Danny Boyle’s sci-fi thriller, which sends a team of astronauts on a mission to revive the dying sun.
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Photographing Days of Heaven
The winner of 1979’s Academy Award for “Best Achievement in Cinematography” discusses the techniques he employed that resulted in all those stunning images on the screen.
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An Old Master Shows Some New Tricks on Sunset Boulevard
“I believe that a motion picture should be alive and not dead — spontaneous instead of calculated,” says director of photography John F. Seitz, ASC.
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Without Fear: Daredevil
Cinematographer Matthew Lloyd, CSC and director Phil Abraham detail their gritty visual approach to this two-fisted superhero series.
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Tender Loving Care for Moonlighting
Director of photography Gerald Perry Finnerman, ASC discusses the creative approach that makes this unorthodox comedy work.
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Close Combat: Band of Brothers
HBO’s intense 10-part miniseries, shot almost entirely in England, examines global conflict from the foot soldier’s perspective.
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