Film Comment (1972) - 60 filmographies the men with the movie cameras

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• magazine article: 60 filmographies the men with the movie cameras
• author(s): Richard Koszarski
• journal: Film Comment (01/Jul/1972)
• issue: volume 8, issue 2, page 27
• journal ISSN: 0015-119X
• publisher: Film Society of Lincoln Center
• keywords: Alfred Hitchcock, American Film Institute, Artists studios, Glen MacWilliams, Harry Stradling, Sr., Lee Garmes, Motion picture directors & producers, New York City, New York, Paramount Pictures, Portable equipment, Robert Burks, Universal Studios, Warner Bros.

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Abstract

Last year FILM COMMENT devoted a whole issue to the work of the screenwriter, certainly a fresh approach in the welter of director-centered criticism that has appeared in the past decade, but predictably devoted to a type of filmmaker intimately bound up with story and narrative elements, and thus susceptible to the standard forms of literary/thematic analysis employed previously. In the process of correcting them I realized the limitations of the standard reference material available, and at the instigation of the editor of Film Comment / expanded it to its present length, adding many names, dropping several, searching through the records of the American Society of Cinematographers in Hollywood, and eventually sending the expanded listings off to all concerned members of the ASC.