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Top: Cinematographer Joe Gallagher checks his meter. Middle: The crew readies two Arri D-21 cameras for a setup in the episode “Pied Piper.” Bottom: Atmospheric lighting surrounds Foster in a scene from the episode “Delinquent.”

Duvetyn in this situation. “Visqueen has a little sheen,” he says. “You can hit it with light and get reflections and kicks off it.” Other windows were covered with huge panels of clear Visqueen that were painted with thick coats of red, rust, yellow and sienna. With the sunlight pouring through the painted Visqueen, Gallagher notes, “they looked like old, industrial windows that were getting hit by streetlamps, which is exactly the look I wanted.” The location was introduced with a crane shot that began with the camera on the floor as Lightman walked into the foreground. Working with a 50' Technocrane, “we just started booming up,” says Gallagher. “You start to see the car headlights, then the people. We keep craning up, and you see all these giant streaks of yellow across the lens [emphasized by a Streak filter]. Then the fight begins inside this huge circle of cars and people.” Gallagher notes that series production designer Victoria Paul deserves a lot of credit for this scene’s success — and for the show’s overall look. “She’s a great collaborator and has done a fantastic job,” he says. Sidell enthusiastically agrees, adding that Paul works with both cinematographers to select two prominent colors for each episode. Sidell shot this season’s first episode, which concerned a young woman (Erika Christensen) with multiple personalities who is haunted by visions of a murder. The opening sequence comprised an eerie montage of grainy images. Sidell recounts, “We wanted to go extreme with the images. Dan Sackheim directed the episode and wanted to do a bleach-bypass look, but I suggested we use a hand-cranked Bolex instead. When you get the rollout, the camera changes frame rate and produces flash frames and glitches. I wanted reversal stock but couldn’t get it, so we used Kodak Vision2 500T 7260 for night exteriors and Vision3 250D 7207 for day interiors, pushing them both two stops with the intention of manipulating the look further in post. “The sequence is short,” he continues. “The first images were shot by
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of American Cinematographer - July 2010

The International Journal of Motion Imaging - July 2010 Vol. 91 No. 7
Features
Dream Thieves (Inception)
Elements of Power (The Last Airbender)
An Emotional Rebirth (I Am Love)
Crowning Achievements (The Tudors)
Departments
Editor’s Note
President’s Desk
Short Takes: “Telephone”
Production Slate: Lie to Me • The Killer Inside Me
Post Focus: Enhancing Frozen
Filmmakers’ Forum: Gale Tattersall
New Products & Services
International Marketplace
Classified Ads
Ad Index
In Memoria: Karl Malkames, ASC • Vincent Martinelli, ASC
Clubhouse News
ASC Close-Up: Thomas A. Del Ruth
American Cinematographer - July 2010 - The International Journal of Motion Imaging - July 2010 Vol. 91 No. 7
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Editor’s Note
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - President’s Desk
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Short Takes: “Telephone”
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Production Slate: Lie to Me • The Killer Inside Me
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Dream Thieves (Inception)
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Elements of Power (The Last Airbender)
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - An Emotional Rebirth (I Am Love)
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Crowning Achievements (The Tudors)
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Post Focus: Enhancing Frozen
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Filmmakers’ Forum: Gale Tattersall
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - International Marketplace
American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Classified Ads
American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Ad Index
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American Cinematographer - July 2010 - In Memoria: Karl Malkames, ASC • Vincent Martinelli, ASC
American Cinematographer - July 2010 - Clubhouse News
American Cinematographer - July 2010 - ASC Close-Up: Thomas A. Del Ruth
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