Coverage includes Napoleon, Ferrari and Poor Things — with directors Ridley Scott, Michael Mann and Yorgos Lanthimos — as well as reportage on The Killer and Priscilla....more
Known for his vivid depictions of New York City in films including Big Night, Bad Lieutenant and The Addiction, the cinematographer died on Dec. 11 at the age of 76....more
The cinematographer was well-known for seeking humanist screen stories, with his work including Ordinary People, The Accidental Tourist, The Big Chill and As Good as it Gets....more
His work on such films as Husbands, Dog Day Afternoon and The Friends of Eddie Coyle helped to define the American New Wave of the 1970s. He died of pneumonia on Nov. 27 at the age of 96....more
American Society of Cinematographers to fete Don Burgess with Lifetime Achievement Award, Steven Fierberg and Amy Vincent to be honored at 38th Annual ASC Outstanding Achievement Awards Gala....more
His recent camerawork can be seen in the Apple TV Plus anthology series Little America....more
A look back at the festival’s award winners and honorees, which included several ASC members....more
Our new edition of American Cinematographer features coverage of Killers of the Flower Moon, Saltburn, The Color Purple and The Zone of Interest....more