ASC Videos
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ASC Museum Minute: Cunningham Combat Camera Model C
ASC Museum curator Steve Gainer, ASC, ASK discusses this unique World War II-era unit designed for use by military cinematographers.
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ASC Museum Minute: Bell & Howell 2709
ASC Museum curator Steve Gainer, ASC, ASK describes the first all-metal professional 35mm motion-picture camera, introduced in 1912.
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ASC Museum Minute: Cinex 35mm Camera
ASC Museum curator Steve Gainer, ASC, ASK describes this 1925 French 35mm motion-picture camera specifically designed for handheld shooting.
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ASC Museum Minute: Arri IIB Camera
This example was donated to the Society by William A. Fraker, ASC, who used this exact camera to shoot portions of the iconic crime drama Bullitt (1968).
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Clubhouse Conversations - Dick Johnson is Dead
Interviewer and documentary specialist Shana Hagan, ASC talks to Emmy-nominated director-cinematographer Kirsten Johnson, ASC in this 60-minute episode, discussing her aims for new cinematic territory with this uniquely personal hybrid project.
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Clubhouse Conversations — The Queen’s Gambit
In this 67-minute episode, interviewer Richard Crudo, ASC talks with cinematographer Steven Meizler about his work in this inventive period drama set in the realm of grandmaster-level chess, as a rising prodigy also battles her inner demons.
ASC Video Collections
Friends of the ASC have access to the ASC's vast digital archive, offering more than 400 entries featuring Clubhouse discussions, extensive interviews with ASC legends, and Tech Tips videos with demonstrations for a wide variety of lighting situations using a range of gear – from professional equipment to improvised solutions.