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Renaissance Man
AC celebrates the cinematic brilliance of Giuseppe Rotunno, ASC, AIC
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Shooting for Laughs
Mordant humor brings Carlo's Wake to life
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More Trouble in Little China
Cops cross the line in The Corruptor
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Of Loss and Hope
The Deep End of The Ocean plumbs a family problem
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Two-Faced Treachery
Good and evil collide in Dr. Jekell and Mr. Hyde
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Strokes of Genuis
David Samuelson's personal survey of seminal technical developments
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Remaking A Classic Cover
Digital Domain helps AC update an historic image
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Best-Shot Films: 1894-1949
Your Top 50 selections from the half of the film history
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Best-Shot Films: 1950-1997
Your Top 50 selections from the past five decades of film history
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Concerning Cinematography (AC November 1929)
Ernst Lubitsch offers a director's take on cameramen
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British Cinematographer Talks of Hollywood (AC July 1939)
Freddie Young, FRPS compares the American and British film industries
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James Wong Home Replies to Comment on Cameramen (AC December 1945)
A legendry cinematographer's well-wrought retort
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The Future of Cinematography (AC October 1947)
Leon Shamroy, ASC proves he's forward-thinking
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Assignment Overseas (AC October 1950)
Joseph Ruttenberg, ASC, BSC travels "across the pond"
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What is a Director of Photography (AC May 1967)
Charles G. Clarke, ASC defines the craft
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Cinematography for Blade Runner (AC July 1982)
Jordan Cronenweth, ASC goes back to the future
- Production Slate
Industry news, including informative articles on the latest and most interesting projects from every arena, including:- El Cid
- The 1999 independent Spirit Award Nominees
- U.S. International Festival
- New Products
Briefs on the latest equipment and services
- Books in Review
Monthly reviews of new books relating to motion picture production, by respected former AC editor George Turner.
- Wrap Shot
"The Egyptian Theater is a physical embodiment of what the Cinematheque is all about"
