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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 953
December 1998

Playing by Heart
A Simple Plan
Visual FX review: Saving Private Ryan/Godzilla/Dr. Dolittle/Practical Magic
King Cobra
Still photography by cinematographers
The Wizard of Oz

Issue 952
November 1998

Velvet Underground
What Dreams May Come
Pleasantville
Director/Cinematographer collaborations
Overview of lab processes

Issue 951
October 1998

Ronin
Rounders
Law & Order
Baddy Faro
Emmy Winners
A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries

Issue 950
September 1998

Without Limits
Love Is the Devil
Ralph Lauren Ad Campaign (Curtis Clark, ASC & Sheila Metzner)
Rolf Kestermann Commercials
Video techniques in film
Fuel: design and production studio
Touch of Evil

Issue 949
August 1998

Saving Private Ryan
Snake Eyes
Music Video Director Floria Sigsmondi
Music Video Pioneer Gerald Casale
Gale Tattersal/John Woo Nike Commercial
The Exorcist

Issue 948
July 1998

Armageddon
The X-Files
Brooklyn South
LA Independent Film Festival
In a Lonely Place

Issue 947
June 1998

Gozilla
Bulworth
The Truman Show
ASC and Academy Awards
A Town Has Turned to Dust
Not a Love Song
Industry Safety
Print vs. Video Dailies

Issue 946
May 1998

Fear and Loathing
Everest
ASC TV Awards
U2 Video
2-D into 3-D techniques
Ma Vie En Rose
Title Sequences
Caught

Issue 945
April 1998

Lost in Space
From the Earth to the Moon
The Newton Boys
Always Outnumbered
Sundance
Torun Festival honors Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC
Previsualization Software

Issue 944
March 1998

The Spanish Prisoner
Afterglow
Rockport Film and TV Workshops
Captain from Castille
Kitchen Party
Shopping for Fangs
Men with Guns
Cinematographer Freddie Francis, BSC

Issue 943
February 1998

Kundun
Sphere
Oscar and Lucinda
Desperate Measures
The Red Shoes
Cinematographer Victor Kemper, ASC

Issue 942
January 1998

Amistad
Jackie Brown
Hard Rain
4 Little Girls
Filmmaker Al Maysles
Hollywood Unit Photographers
Bride of Frankenstein
A Midwife's Tale
Filmmaker Kirby Dick

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