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AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER
The International Journal Of Film And Electronic Production Techniques
Technical Monthly Magazine from Los Angeles ,United States


- First issue: 1920
- "The magazine the pros read"
- Covers the technical part of movie making.
- Published in Hollywood by the American Society of Cinematographers
- Bi-monthly publication from November 1920 (Vol. 1, no 1) to March 1922 (Vol. 2, no 28).
- From March 1922 (Vol. 3, no 1) to present, monthly publication.
- 106 colour A4 pages.
- American Cinematographer in Facebook.
- Published by ASC Holding Corporation
- Website: www.theasc.com/magazine

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Issue 1025
December 2004
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
  • A Darker Side of Fantasy, Emmanuel Lubezki, ASC, AMC creates Gothic comedy in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
  • Cinemtaic Impressionism, Bruno Delbonnel, AFC enlists for the epic World War I drama, A Very Long Engagement.
  • Genius Hits the Road, Pawel Edelman, PSC hits all the right notes with Ray.
  • Man of a Thousand Faces, The Life and Death of Peter Sellers allows Peter Levy, ASC, ACS to explore the true nature of an elusive actor.
  • Departments
    • Global Village: Flying Daggers
    • Production Slate: Closer, Beyond the Sea


Issue 1024
November 2004
Alexander
  • Warrior King, Rodrigo Prieto, ASC, AMC accompanies Oliver Stone into battle on Alexander.
  • The World on a String, Bill Pope, ASC shoots a true mini-epic: the marionette action movie Team America: World Police.
  • All Aboard, Filmmaking hurtles into the digital future on The Polar Express.
  • Humble Beginnings, The tale of Southern California_s first film studio.
  • Channeling Great Images, A list of 2004_s Emmy-nominated cinematographers.
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: Roar: Lions of the Kalhari, Bugs!
    • Short Takes: Like It
    • Points East: Tarnation


Issue 1023
October 2004
Sky Captain
  • A Retro Future, Eric Adkins pays homage to serial cliffhangers with Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
  • Soul Searching Sleuths, Peter Deming, ASC tackles karmic comedy in I Heart Huckabees.
  • Inside Baseball, Shane Hurlbut lights America_s national pastime for Mr. 3000.
  • Masters of Light, Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC offers insights on the art of motion-picture lighting.
  • Saving Cinema, Frame by Frame, Members of the Association of Moving image Archivists outline their mission.
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: A Dirty Shame, Dig!
    • Points East: Undertow


Issue 1022
September 2004
Vanity Fair
  • Kick-Starting a Revolution, The Motorcycle Diaries, shot by Eric Gautier, AFC, charts a transformative trip through South America.
  • A World Apart, Marcel Zyskin and Alwin Kuchler, BSC team on the multinational production Code 46
  • At Sea in Japan, In an excerpt from his new book, Andy Laszlo, ASC recalls an innocent query that wreaked havoc on the set of the 1980 miniseries Shogun
  • A Man of Many Hats, Ronald Neame, BSC reflects upon his diversified career.
  • Reflections: Two Brothers, Jean-Marie Dreujou, AFC supervises the digital intermediate on an HD/35mm hybrid.
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Zelary


Issue 1021
August 2004
85th Anniversary Issue
  • Unnatural Surroundings, Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC goes into the woods for the supernatural thriller The Village.
  • Hell on Wheels, Paul Cameron and Dion Beebe, ACS take hi-def video to extremes on Collateral.
  • "He is a True Artist", The legendary Cecil B. DeMille assesses the cinematographer.
  • The Founding Fathers, Fifteen unusual cameramen came together in 1919 to create the ASC.
  • Shaping Cinematography_s "Magazine of Record," American Cinematographer surveys 85 years of continuous publication.
  • Good as Gold, Panavision celebrates its 50th anniversary.
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: The Saddest Music in the World


Issue 1020
July 2004
The Terminal
  • Nowhere Man, The Terminal reteams Janusz Kaminski ASC and Steven Spielberg.
  • Murder 01, Simon Duggan, ASC takes on a sci-fi spectacular with I, Robot.
  • A Tale of Two Tigers, Jean-Marie Dreujou, AFC shoots on hi-def video for exotic family film Two Brothers.
  • Helping Hands, Donald M. Morgan, ASC heads into surgery for HBO_s Something the Lord Made.
  • Persistence of Vision, Top women cinematographers share their insights and experiences.
  • Departments:
    • Production Slate: Delovely, Lakshya


Issue 1019
June 2004
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
  • A Wizard Comes of Age, Michael Seresin, BSC conjures Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
  • Masters of Disaster, Ueli Steiger, ASC unleashes global chaos in The Day After Tomorrow.
  • Better Halves, Rob Hahn, ASC reprograms The Stepford Wives.
  • Out for Blood, Director Mikael Salomon, ASC recruits Ben Nott, ACS to shoot the telefilm Salem's Lot
  • Perception is Everything, Bangkok, Thailand hosts a special cinematographers Day.
  • Departments
    • Global Village: Zatoichi
    • Production Slate: American Family, America_s Heart & Soul


Issue 1018
May 2004
Van Helsing
  • Monster Hunter, Allen Daviau, ASC returns to the big screen with Van Helsing
  • The Mind of a Madman, Helter Skelter, shot by Don FlauntLeRoy, ASC, reexamines the infamous manson murders
  • Independent Artistry, AC reviews some of the best shot projects from the Sundance Film Festival
  • Images That Linger, a complete list of the 2003 ASC Award Nominees
  • Cinematographers in the Spotlight, a photographic recap of the ASC Awards weekend
  • Advancing the Art Form, This year's recipients of the Academy Sci-Tech Awards
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: Homework, My Big Fat Independent Movie
    • Points East: Open Water


Issue 1017
April 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • Forget Me Not, Ellen Kuras, ASC heads down memory lane for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • Memoirs of a Gangsta, Director Ernest Dickerson, ASC and cinematographer Matthew Libatique, ASC join forces on Never Die Alone
  • Holding the Fort, Dean Semler, ASC, ACS sets his sights on The Alamo
  • One Spirit, Hidalgo puts Shelly Johnson, ASC in the saddle
  • Inner Demon, Hellboy, shot by Guillermo Navarro, ASC, brings a cult hero to the big screen
  • The Case for Film Dailies, Top cinematographers emphasize the importance of sharply defined dailies
  • Departments
    • Global Village: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and Spring
    • Production Slate: Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, Noi
    • Short Takes: Everything is Everything, Sizzling Kung Fu Mice


Issue 1016
March 2004
The Passion of the Christ
  • Lifelong Lessons, Miroslav Ondricek, ASC, ACK earns Lifetime Achievement Award
  • An Effect on His Peers, Visual-Effects artist Howard Anderson Jr., ASC is feted by fellow ASC members
  • Salvaging Cinema, The ASC salutes historian/preservationist Kevin Brownlow
  • A Savior's Pain, Caleb Deschanel, ASC brings an artist's eye to The Passion of the Christ
  • A Harrowing Hybrid, Touching The Void blends drama and documentary
  • Pole Position, NASCAR 3D: An Imax Experience puts viewers in the driver's seat
  • Livin' Large, Mayor Of The Sunset Strip recounts the life and times of a legendary rock 'n' roll deejay
  • Departments
    • The Post Process: Editing Documentaries Under the Gun
    • Production Slate: Music From the Inside Out, Great Orchestrations and Historic Machinations
    • Short Takes: The Night Before
    • Points East: Warhol Factory Filmmaker Comes to Light


Issue 1015
February 2004
24 (TV Series)
  • Honoring (Reluctant) Vanguard, Michael Chapman, ASC Earns His peers' Prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.
  • On the Clock, Time is of the Essence on the TV Series 24 , Photographed by Rodney Charters, CSC.
  • Under the Knife, Christopher Baffa Shoots Nip/tuck with Surgical Precision
  • Haunted Grounds, David Connell, ACS Lends Macabre Ambience to the horror Miniseries Kingdom Hospital
  • Lighting the World. John Newby, ASC analyzes the use of freely roaming handheld Cameras on Boomtown.
  • Departments
    • Production Slate: A Matchmaker and a Casebreaker.
    • Short Takes: Southern Siblings and a Chinese Irishman.
    • Filmaker's Forum: Breaking Sitcom Rules on Arrested Development.


Issue 1014
January 2004
The Last Samurai
  • Envisioning an Empire, ASC Transports Viewers to feudal Japan in The Last Samurai.
  • The Fate of Middle-Earth, ACS Caps the Lord of the Rings trilogy with The Return of the King.
  • A Long Walk Home, John Seale, ASC, ACS, shoots a big-screen Version of the bestselling novel Cold Mountain.
  • Flights of Fancy, Peter Pan allows Donald McAlpine, ASC, ACS to embrace his inner child.
  • Lighting Vermeer. Eduardo Serra, ASC, AFC, evokes the Dutch Master's work in Girl With a Pearl Earring.
  • Departments
    • The post process: Cinerama Adventure Gets a Collaborative
    • Finish.
    • Production Slate: A battle of Wills and a Brazen Act of Charity.
    • Short Takes: Hook, Line and Sinker.
    • Filmaker's Forum: Channeling Tokyo for the Lost in Translation.

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