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Clubhouse News

March 2014

American Cinematographer

Cross and Salmon for Corleone, and the
dramas Katarakt, Emperor of Taste and
Wolven. His credits include the features
Tied Together, Zot van A. and Wolf (2010),
and the short films Death of a Shadow
and Murk Light.
Bogehegn, Weiss, Killam
Named Associates
New associate member Jens
Bogehegn is a founding member of
Zacuto, U.S.A. He holds degrees from
Drake University and Columbia College.
He met future business partner Steve
Weiss in 1986 while working as a director
of photography and camera operator. In
2000, they formed Zacuto, which began
as a production house before evolving into
a rental facility and then a manufacturer of
custom camera-support accessories. With
Zacuto, Bogehegn has helped design and
manufacture more than 340 camera
accessories.
Steve Weiss has served as a
photographer, director and producer for
more than 30 years. Before founding
Zacuto with Jens Bogehegn, he and Bogehegn collaborated on more than 600
corporate, commercial, political and fashion productions. Since 2000, Weiss has
focused on fine-art photography, Webseries producing and directing, and product design. Through Zacuto Films, which
he and Bogehegn launched in 2008,
Weiss has directed and produced such
Web series as The Great Camera
Shootout, FilmFellas, BTS, Critics and Light
and Shadows.
Lori Killam serves as marketing
executive at Panavision Woodland Hills.
She began her career with Panavision in
1994, working in the camera-rental
department as the customer-service supervisor. From 1996-2000, she was an executive assistant to ASC associate Robert
Harvey. Killam was named marketing
executive in 2001.

Photo of Clubhouse by Isidore Mankofsky, ASC; lighting by Donald M. Morgan, ASC.
Squires photo by John Romeo. Lachman photo by Benjamin B. Woolsey photos by Alex Lopez.

Top to bottom: Greig Fraser, ASC, ACS;
Buddy Squires, ASC; Stijn Van der Veken, ASC, SBC;
Ed Lachman, ASC (left) and director Gaspar Noé at the
Galerie Cinéma in Paris.

Society Welcomes Fraser,
Squires, Van der Veken
New active member Greig Fraser,
ASC, ACS was born in Melbourne,
Australia. He began his career as a stills
photographer before moving into cinematography for Exit Films, whose projects
included national and international
commercial campaigns, music videos, and
long-form works such as the documentary
P.I.N.S. Upon transitioning into the freelance
world in 2002, Fraser shot a variety of
projects, including the short films Fuel,
Lucky, Marco Solo, Love This Time and
Stranded. His feature credits include Bright
Star (AC Oct. '09), Let Me In (AC Oct. '10),
Snow White and the Huntsman (AC June
'12), Killing Them Softly (AC Oct. '12) and
Zero Dark Thirty (AC Feb. '13).
Buddy Squires, ASC was born and
raised in Cleveland, Ohio. His first foray into
motion pictures came during high school,
when he shot a visual essay about urban
pollution, complete with aerial shots over
industrial mills along the Cuyahoga River.
While studying photography and documentary at Hampshire College in Amherst,
Mass., Squires met and began collaborating
with Ken Burns, and after graduation, the
pair formed Florentine Films.
Squires won an Emmy for his work
on the cinematography team of America's
Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-bye
(1998), and he has earned another 10
Emmy nominations for his documentary
work. He received an Academy Award
nomination for The Statue of Liberty (1986).
He has also been honored with the IDA
Outstanding Documentary Cinematography Award (2007), as well as the Crystal
Heart Award. His recent credits include
Salinger, The Central Park Five and Ethel.
A native of Belgium, Stijn Van der
Veken, ASC, SBC studied film at the Institut des Arts de Diffusion. He began his
career as a camera assistant and eventually
began shooting Belgian television series,
including the documentaries Shadow of the

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