Description
Step back in time with the May 1967 issue of American Cinematographer Magazine featuring the incredible works of Haskell Wexler and Ted Moore. This magazine is not just a publication; it’s a piece of cinematic history capturing the essence of film artistry from the 1960s. Geared towards cinematographers, filmmakers, and film enthusiasts alike, this edition is packed with insights, interviews, and stunning imagery.
The cover showcases Haskell Wexler, an Oscar-winning cinematographer known for his stylistic techniques and impactful storytelling through visual effects. Ted Moore, another iconic cinematographer, shares his expertise and experiences in the field, making this magazine a must-have for anyone serious about the craft. The rich content is sure to spark inspiration and fuel creative ideas for your own projects.
This vintage issue is classified as being in good condition. It does show some signs of wear typical for its age, reflecting its years of appreciation. A label on the back adds to its character, offering a glimpse into its history. It also comes with a plastic protective covering ensuring the preservation of this collectible magazine.
- Includes exclusive insights from renowned cinematographers Haskell Wexler and Ted Moore.
- Protected with a plastic covering to preserve its quality for collectors.
As a collector's item, it may have some minor wear on the overall magazine, and there are some marks present—please refer to the photos for a detailed view of its condition. The nostalgia of flipping through this magazine captures the spirit of the 1960s film industry and serves as a valuable resource for learning about classic cinematography techniques.
Don't miss the chance to own a tangible piece of cinematographic history. This magazine is a gateway into the past and a treasure for film lovers.
