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November ’98 Online Articles
 NEW THIS MONTH: now you can find three regular departments from the magazine online: Production Slate, New Products and Books in Review |
Sponsored Articles:
- Glitter Gulch
Director Todd Haynes and cinematographer Maryse Alberti trace the rise and fall of a glam-rock enigma in Velvet Goldmine
- Dream Weavers
Cinematographer Eduardo Serra, AFC reveals operatic visions of Heaven and Hell in director Vincent Ward's What Dreams May Come
- Designing the Afterlife
A collection of visual effects to render unique realms of paradise and purgatory for What Dreams May Come
[ Features 3 Interactive Composite Viewers ]
- Soup du Jour
AC demystifies the special processing techniques offered by motion picture laboratories to enhance and manipulate imagery
[ Features 4 Interactive Film Stock Comparisons ]
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- Black-and-White in Color
The comedic fantasy Pleasantville provides a unique opportunity for the digital and photochemical production worlds to momentarily merge
- Great Relationships
American Cinematographer profiles a series of notable filmmaking partnerships that have fostered artistic discovery, personal growth and cinematic innovation
- Production Slate
Industry news, including informative articles on the latest and most interesting projects from every arena- Affliction
- Hold Me Tight
- 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
Nicolas Roeg's Performance sets the mold — exploring the edge of reality — for his unique body of work