Cinematography (Screencraft) (Screencraft Series)
Editorial Reviews
Review
"Here is a must-have book for anyone with an interest in cinematography. The roster of cinematographers included in the book is stellar, and the text compromises interview material structured so that each cinematographer speaks in his own words, directly to the reader, in a very intimate and engaging fashion. Their personal insights are both invaluable and inspiring." - American Cinematographer, January 2000
"The 17 featured cinematographers represent a broad diversity of styles but share a common bond in having contributed significantly to the art and science of cinematography." - Film & Video Magazine, December 1999
"Cinematography Screencraft is a gorgeous book composed of glossy photos and smooth writing. Cinematography is filled with facts that will interest video producers. If you are an aspiring videographer, or just have a passion for beautifully created movies this book promises to inspire." - Videomaker Magazine, January 2000
"Ettedgui has carefully and effectively edited interviews with 17 world-class cinematographers into coherent narratives, rather than following the usual question and answer format. The result is a fascinating exploration of the complexities of cinematography...from which one emerges with a far greater understanding of the contribution directors of photography make to the filmmaking process." - Choice Magazine, April 2000
"The first two in the Screencraft Series written by Peter Ettedgui - Cinematography and Production Design & Art Direction are beautifully produced large-format books. Both contain interviews with the top practitioners in their respective fields accompanied by exquisitely reproduced photographs, storyboards, and production stills." - Robert Goodman, Videography, July 2000
"highly desirable book, the first of a series spotlighting film technicians. The volume is densely illustrated and, elegantly designed, and the interviews with a wide range of cinematographers reveal how creative choices are shaped by personal histories. A glossary of technical terms and a comprehensive index reflect the scrupulous attention to detail throughout.: - Sheila Johnston, Sight Sound
Review
"Here is a must-have book for anyone with an interest in cinematography. The roster of cinematographers included in the book is stellar, and the text compromises interview material structured so that each cinematographer speaks in his own words, directly to the reader, in a very intimate and engaging fashion. Their personal insights are both invaluable and inspiring." - American Cinematographer, January 2000
"The 17 featured cinematographers represent a broad diversity of styles but share a common bond in having contributed significantly to the art and science of cinematography." - Film & Video Magazine, December 1999
"Cinematography Screencraft is a gorgeous book composed of glossy photos and smooth writing. Cinematography is filled with facts that will interest video producers. If you are an aspiring videographer, or just have a passion for beautifully created movies this book promises to inspire." - Videomaker Magazine, January 2000
"Ettedgui has carefully and effectively edited interviews with 17 world-class cinematographers into coherent narratives, rather than following the usual question and answer format. The result is a fascinating exploration of the complexities of cinematography...from which one emerges with a far greater understanding of the contribution directors of photography make to the filmmaking process." - Choice Magazine, April 2000
"The first two in the Screencraft Series written by Peter Ettedgui - Cinematography and Production Design & Art Direction are beautifully produced large-format books. Both contain interviews with the top practitioners in their respective fields accompanied by exquisitely reproduced photographs, storyboards, and production stills." - Robert Goodman, Videography, July 2000
"highly desirable book, the first of a series spotlighting film technicians. The volume is densely illustrated and, elegantly designed, and the interviews with a wide range of cinematographers reveal how creative choices are shaped by personal histories. A glossary of technical terms and a comprehensive index reflect the scrupulous attention to detail throughout.: - Sheila Johnston, Sight Sound
Cinematography (Screencraft) (Screencraft Series)
Cinematography (Screencraft) (Screencraft Series),Peter Ettedgui,Focal Press,0240803825,Biography,Cinematographers,Cinematography,Cinematography & Videography,Film & Video - Cinematography,Individual Directors And Producers,Interviews,Photo Techniques,Photography,Pop Arts / Pop Culture,Techniques - Lighting,Television - Direction & Production,Cinematography, television camerawork,Photography / Lighting
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