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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 1001
December 2002

A Fellowship in Peril: The epic Lord of the Rings trilogy continues with The Two Towers.
A Scandal in Suburbia: Far From Heaven pays homage to the films of Douglas Sirk.
DVD Playback: Reviews of current and upcoming DVD releases: Amadeus: Director's Cut, In the Mood for Love: Special Edition, Unforgiven: Special Edition.
Adaptation.
Interview with the Assassin.
Narc.
The 1967 documentary, Don't Look Back.

Issue 1000
November 2002

Die Another Day

No Holds Barred, Die Another Day Brings James Bond to The Big Screen.

Death Watch, Horrific Images Kill Viewers In The Ring.

Cold Call, a Man's Life Is Put on Hold By a Sniper In Phone Booth.

Family Plots, Six Feet Under Lends Mordant Wit to Mortuary Drama.

Espionage 101, a Coed Spy Lives In Alias.

Varied Visions, Emmy Voters Cast their Ballots for TV's Top Cinematographers.

Issue 999
October 2002

A Dynamic Portrait: An artists triumphs over adversity in Frida.
A Familiar Fiend: Hannibal Lecter returns in Red Dragon.
DVD Playback: Recent DVD Releases are reviewed: The Hustler, Pulp Fiction and A Beautiful Mind.

Issue 998
September 2002

Ghost Ship

Voyage of The Damned, Ghost Ship Sails on Waves of Fear.

Expanding The Universe, George Lucas Discusses Digital Cinema and Star Wars: Episode II.

Brave New Worlds, Visual Effects Cinematographers Analyze their Work on Attack of The Clones.

A Deadly Connection, Feardotcom Tells a Tale of Internet Terror.

A Corpse for Christmas, Morgan Callar Leaves Scotland for Spain.

The Thrill of Cinerama, The Three-Camera Format Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary.

Issue 997
August 2002

Road to Perdition

Emotional Triggers, a Farther Steers His Son Away From Mob Life In Road to Perdition

Designs Upon The Earth, Hostile Aliens Make their Mark In Signs

Hardcore Action, XXX Jacks Up The Spy Genre to a New Level of Action

Sexy Beast, George Michael Is a Carnal King In His New Video

An Icon's New Gear, Two New Paul McCartney Videos Show The Star In Reflective Mood

Issue 996
July 2002

Minority Report

Criminal Intent, Minority Report Visits a Bleak and Ominous Future

A Chilling Chamber, High-Tech Jail Cell Deters Murders In Minority Report

A Mouse on The Move, Stuart Little 2 Continues a Mouse's Adventures

Illegal Aliens, Extraterrestrials Run Amok In Men in Black II

A Murderous Thirst, Aardan Animatons Brews a Fun and Frothy Ad

The Few, The Proud, a Marine Corps Campaign Challenges Potential Recruits

Scaring Up Laughs, Beastly Creatures Promote Mike's Hard Lemonade and Hard Iced Tea

Issue 995
June 2002

Spiderman

Spider's Stratagem, Don Burgess, ASC Takes on Spiderman.

Crawling The Walls, Effects Experts Get Spidey Swinging.

Broken Vows, Unfaithful Probes The Sin of Adultery.

Speaking In Tongues, Windtalkers Reveals Navajo Codes of World War 2.

Screen Gems, The ASC and Academy Honor 2001's Top Feature Cinematographers.

A Cameraman for All Seasons, a Look At The Legacy of Wilkie Cooper, BSC.

Production Slate: 'Divine Secrets of The Ya Ya Sisterhood', 'Gangster No. 1'.

Issue 994
May 2002

Insomnia

Sleepless In Alaska, Insomnia Finds a Detective Out of His Element.

Caught In a Quagmire, HBO's Path to War Tracks a U.S. Presidents Downfall.

A First Orbit for 3D, Space Station Takes Imax Cameras to The Final Frontier.

A Legacy of Invention, Cinematographers Continue to Lend an Artistic Eye to Post-Production.

No Flipping, The ASC Honors Television's Top Cinematographers.

An Elegant Evening, Snapshots From The 16th Annual ASC Awards.

The Wizards Behind The Curtain, The Academy SciTech Awards Honor The Industry's 'Best and Brightest'.

Production Slate: 'The Piano Teacher', 'Time Out'.

Issue 993
April 2002

Hotel

A Hostile Lodging, Hotel Tells a Disturbing Tale In DV Format.

A Master Sleuth, The 'French Sherlock Holmes' Tackles a Case In Vidocq.

Lessons In HiDef, The Education of Max Bickford Brings 24p to Primetime TV.

A Marriage Under Siege, High Crimes Teams Theo Van De Sande, ASC with Director Carl Franklin.

Sundance 2002: New Directions, This Year's Festival offered Eye-Opening Fare. Production Slate: 'Peak Experience'

Issue 992
March 2002

Panic Room

Home Invasion, Conrad W. Hall Helps David Fincher Push The Audience's Buttons with Panic Room.

The Man Behind The Mask, John Toll, ASC Plots Out a Key Sequence From Vanilla Sky.

Illuminating a Dark Deed, Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC Reconstructs The Murder Scene From The Man Who Wasn't there.

Hot on The Trail, Jonathan West, ASC and Michael Barrett Discuss their Work on C.S.I..

Lighting a Fast Track, Steve Mason, ASC, Acs Augments a High-Tech Rink In Rollerball.

Bringing Time to a Standstill, Tim Suhrstedt, ASC Captures a Frozen Moment In Clockerstoppers.

A Versatile Legacy, Douglas Slocombe, BSC Recalls His Illustrious Career. Production Slate: 'The Believer', 'Stolen Summer'.

Issue 991
February 2002

We Were Soldiers

Brothers In Arms, We Were Soldiers ' Copters In 'Nam.

A Demon From Above, an Airborne Entity Haunts The Mothman Prophecies.

A Dream Fulfilled, Laszlo Kovacs, ASC Earns The ASC Lifetime Achievement Award.

Mr. Steadicam, Garrett Brown Receives The ASC Presidents Award.

Close Focus, Camera Assistants Discuss their Craft.

Acing The Shot, Operators offer Tips and Trade Secrets.

Illuminating Views, Gaffers Reveal their Tactics and Techniques.

A Firm Grasp of their Craft, Grips Detail Some of their Favorite Rigs. Production Slate: 'Lantana', 'What Time Is It there?'.

Issue 990
January 2002

Ocean's Eleven

Smooth Operators, Steven Soderbergh Goes for Broke with Ocean's Eleven.

Intellectual Angst, The Royal Tenebaums Analyzes a Clan of Eccentrics.

Ancestral Travels, The Shipping News Brings an Acclaimed Novel to The Big Screen.

Upstairs, Downstairs, Gosford Park Revives The Civilized Whodunit.

A Labor of Love (Sans Hate), The Night of The Hunter Is Restored to Its Full Visual Brilliance.

Production Slate: 'Frailty', 'The Dancing Cow'.

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