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Rock ‘n’ Roll Filmmaking: A Hard Day’s Night
A rushed script. Faulty camera gear. Benzedrine. Gilbert Taylor, BSC on shooting with The Beatles.
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Aces of the Camera: William Daniels, ASC
ASC's Walter Blanchard kicks off his "Aces of the Camera" series in 1941 with a spotlight on William H. Daniels.
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The Filming of Medium Cool
How Academy Award-winning cinematographer Haskell Wexler, ASC scripted, co-produced, directed, and photographed a cinema classic.
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Karma Chameleon: Catch Me If You Can
Janusz Kaminski, ASC and his crack crew reteam with Steven Spielberg for this a breezy caper about a master of disguise and deceit.
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Dark Deeds Abound in Tower of London
Sumptuous spectacle was the order of the day in Universal's 1939 retelling of the Richard III legend.
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Lords of Illusion: The Prestige
Shot by Wally Pfister, ASC and directed by Christopher Nolan, this period drama tells a compelling tale of rival magicians.
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Costuming A Super-Production: 1923’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Musty volumes and author’s manuscripts consulted for guidance in selection of proper costumes.
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A Silent Giant: 1923’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Universal’s largest-scale silent film is in large part of what made Lon Chaney a legend, and paved the way for the rest of their enduring legacy of gothic horror from the golden age of film.
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