American Cinematographer - December 1960 - 4

AMERICAN

Cinematographer

. . . hallmark of
superior cinematography

ARTHUR E. GAVIN, Editor
MARION HUTCHINS, Editorial Assistant
CONTRIBUTORS:

Herb A. Lightman, Joseph V. AAascelli, Clifford V. Harrington, Joseph

Henry, Frederick Foster, Libero Grand! (Rome), Jean Belanger (Paris), Derek Hill (London).
Technical Adviser: Dr. Norwood L. Simmons.
Editorial and Business Office: 1782 North Orange Drive, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Telephone: Hollywood 7-2135

December, 1960

Vol. 41, No. 12

Feature Articles
FILMING THE BEHAVIOR OF HOOKWORMS IN COLOR AND SOUND
Jose V. Scheuren

732

CINEMATOGRAPHY FOR TELEVISION FILMS

Edward P. Ancona, Jr.

734

Darrin Scott

736

PHOTOGRAPHY THAT ADVANCES THE STORY
AN INFRARED SELF-MATTING PROCESS

Zoli Vidor, ASC

740

IS THERE A FUTURE IN FREE-LANCING?

Clifford V. Harrington

742

COACHING BASKETBALL WITH MOVIES

Harold Hainfeld

744

John Forbes

746

Allen E. Hall

748

MOTOR-DRIVEN ZOOM LENS
INTEGRATING VIDEO TAPE AND FILM

SOCIETY

FOUNDED January 8, 1919, the ASC
was established to advance the art and
the science of cinematography; to en¬
courage, foster, and strive for preemi¬
nence, excellence, artistic perfection and
scientific knowledge in all matters per¬
taining to cinematography; to bring into
closest confederation those leaders in the
cinematographic science whose achieve¬
ments in that field entitle them to mem¬
bership in the Society; and to promote
the interests of all who shall be called
to membership in the ASC, that such
membership may become a mark of honor
and distinction based on merit.

OFFICERS

Lee Garmes, President
Hal Rosson, 1st Vice-president
William Daniels, 2nd Vice-president
Joseph Biroc, 3rd Vice-president
Walter Strenge, Treasurer
Charles Clarke, Secretary
Victor Milner, Sergeant-at-arms

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Departments
INDUSTRY NEWS

712

LITERATURE-Booklets, Catalogs and Brochures

714

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

AMERICAN

OF CINEMATOGRAPHERS

Walter Strenge, ASC

Arthur Edeson, Daniel Fapp, George Folsey, Burnett Guffey, Sol Halprin, Ray
Rennahan, John Seitz, and Philip Tannura.

716

NEW BOOK REPORTS

718

CINE-TECHNICAL TRENDS

720

ALTERNATE BOARD MEMBERS

PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSIGNMENTS

Marion Hutchins

WHAT'S NEW IN EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES, SERVICES

ANNUAL INDEX FOR 1960-Volume 41

724
762
765

John Arnold
Harold Lipstein
Farciot Edouart
Virgil Miller
Paul Vogel
James Van Trees
Charles Salerno
Lucien Ballard
Gilbert Warrenton
Gordon Avil

ON THE COVER

A montage of photos illustrating the subjects of several important articles
to be found in this issue.

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Committee Chairmen: By-Laws, Charles G.
Clarke; Membership, Sol Halprin; Fi¬
nance and Publications, Arthur Miller;
Public Relations, Stanley Cortez; Enter¬
tainment, Arthur Edeson; Research and
Education, Farciot Edouart; Retirement
Income-Insurance, Harold Rosson;Propa¬
ganda Picture, Ray Rennahan.

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