October 2022
Letter From the PresidentGlobal Developments
The more we look back on where we have come from, the more we see where we can go in the future.
The more we look back on where we have come from, the more we see where we can go in the future.
Cinematographers are used to being alert to where the shifting boundary of their work lies.
For a cinematographer, job number one is actually — in the best of times — managing fear.
For cinematographers, thinking about one’s career trajectory is a daily concern that sometimes verges on obsession, as various projects are considered.
In the spirit of the season of award presentations, it is time to turn away from our everyday challenges and remind ourselves of core creative ambitions for cinematographers.
We must go about the business of living and working in the modified and masked manner we have learned over the last two years.
In Halyna’s memory, we need to do better on set.
“We deplore this senseless failure of long-established on-set firearm protocols.”
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