American Cinematographer - December 1960 - 60

ANNUAL INDEX-1960
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D

Dones, Rafael
-Photographing My First Feature Film, Aug.
481.
Donohue, Jay
-Controlling Persepective, Oct. 612.
F

Fenyon, George C, CSC,
-Shooting 16mm Plus-X At ASA 1000, Jun.
356.
Forbes, John
-Want To Expand? Leasing Is The Answer,
Feb. 100.
-Sharp Focus Safety With Hyperfocal Dis¬
tance, Mar. 1 68.
-Motor-Driven Zoom Lens, Dec. 746.
-Speed Keys Chesterfields' TV Commercial
Production, Jul. 422.
-8 mm Comes Of Age, Sept. 546.
-8mm Sound Film-Where Does It Go
From Here?, Nov. 678.
Foster, Frederick
-A Light That Mounts Anywhere, Jan. 38.
-Filming "The Fugitive Kind," Jun. 354.
-Mite-Lite, A Portable Lighting Unit For
TV News Filmers, Jul. 427.
Fszol, Arthur L.
-The "Fszol" Process, Jul. 417.
G

Galloway, Gilbert M.
-A Synchronous Vi-inch Tape System For
Film Sound Recording, Part I, Feb. 102;
Part II, Apr. 236; Part III, Jun. 370.
Gavin, Arthur E.
-Filming "Hawaiian Eye," Oct. 602.
Gordon, Louis W.
-Tracking Music For TV Films, Jun. 362.
Grandi, Libero
-Filming "La Dolce Vita" In Black-andwhite and Wide-screen, Apr. 234.
Gray, Joe P.
-A Sound System For Sixteen-MM, Apr.
244.
H

Hainfeld, Harold
-Coaching Basketball With Movies, Dec.
744.
Hall, Allen E.
-Integrating Video Tape and Film, Dec.
748.
Harrington, Clifford V.

BASKETBALL
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used to show the players how they
looked in action as well as to point
out where and how they could im¬
prove their game.
Honey Russell, of Seton Hall Uni¬
versity, believes that visual aids are
the most effective coaching media avail¬
able to college coaches today. If a play¬
er, by means of movies, can actually
see himself make the mistakes or the
good plays pointed out to him by the
coach, he's bound to be more impressed
than having the same facts pointed out
to him verbally, Russell says.
No other medium can show individ¬
ual play so dramatically and impres¬
sively as movies, according to coach
Gappy Capon of Princeton. Footwork

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-The Techniques of Kazuo Miyagawa, Jan.
40.
-Filming A Whale Hunt In Antarctica, May
290.
-Japan's Master Of Monsters, Aug. 488.
-Is There A Future In Free-Lancing?, Dec.
742.
Henry, Joseph
-Extension Tubes In Cinematography, Jul.
424.
-Video Tape Speeds Production Of Filmed
TV Commercials, Sept. 554.
-Barn Doors For R-40 Lamps, Nov. 674.
Hoult, Robert L.
-Making Movie Miniatures Look Realistic,
Oct. 598.
J

Johnston, Glenn
-How Good Lighting Can Enhance The In¬
dustrial Film, Jul. 428.
K

Kaestner, E.
-Technique For Zooming, Oct. 614.
L

Lee, Francis (with Vern W. Palen)
-Special Effects Without Mattes, Nov. 668.
Levy, Maurice
-Optical Effects For TV Films And Commer¬
cials, Jun. 366.
Lightman, Herb A.
-This Movie Has Scents!, Feb. 92.
-Why M-G-M Choose "Camera 65", Mar.
162.
-Filming "Can-Can" In Todd-AO and
Color, May 300.
-Filming "Private Property", Aug. 486.
-Filming "All The Young Men", Sept. 550.
-Filming "The Alamo" In Todd-AO, Nov.
662.
Loewy, Stanley M.
-How "No Second Chance" Was Staged
and Filmed, Apr. 238.
Loring, Charles
-The Need For Creativity in Non-theatrical
Cinematography, Jan. 45.
-College Film Makers, Sept. 552.
-Filter Lore, Oct. 609.
M

MacConkey, Joe W.
-Filming An Operation For TV, Jan. 43.
Margutti, Victor L. A.
-Some Practical Traveling Matte Processes,
Nov. 670.
Marton, Andrew
-Filming The Chariot Race for "Ben Hur,"
Feb. 94.
Mascelli, Joseph V.

on defense, the use of hands too quickly
or the wrong hand defensively, offen¬
sive feints, the recognition of when
to stop or keep going, recognizing
when you had a shot or when you
forced one, plus all the other technical
phases of offense and defense are there
on the screen for the player to see,
Cappon points out.
Dayton University's coach Tom
Blackburn has an average of six pic¬
tures of team play filmed each season,
which subsequently are screened and
re-screened in extensive study. "We
use the films in analyzing other
coaches' systems, to detect a player's
weakness, to plan our strategy and in
general to help our players to improve
their playing skills. ■
NOTE: The foregoing article is based on an
earlier article by the author, which appeared
in the Vol. 10, No. 1 issue of the Bolex Re¬
porter.-EDITOR.

-Lip-sync Sound With Any 16mm Camera,
Mar. 173.
-Ryder Sync Motor Drive, May 293.
-Mitchell Introduces New 35mm Reflex
Camera, Jun. 360.
Mermoud, Jay
-The Space Age-New Challenge For Cine¬
matography, May 288.
Mitchell, George J.
-Multiple Cameras Cut Shooting Time Of
"Hell To Eternity," Jul. 412.
Morcom, E. G.
-The Production of TV Commercials In
Australia, Aug. 492.
N

Norwood, Don
-Degrees Kelvin Versus Mireds In Color
Temperature Evaluation, Feb. 111.
-Speed, What Does It Mean In Photog¬
raphy?, Jul. 445.
O
Oberly, John C.
-Cinematography In Ophthalmology, Feb.
106.
P
Palen, Vern W. (with Francis Lee)
-Special Effects Without Mattes, Nov. 668.
R

Rhodes, Leon S.
-One-cel Complex Animation, Sept. 540.
Roe, Alvin D.
-When Wheels Turn Backwards, July. 430.
-How To Edit 16mm A & B Rolls, Oct. 604.
Rowan, Arthur
-March of Science, Jan. 41.
Ruttenberg, Joseph, ASC
-Sound Stage Sea Saga, Apr. 228.
S

Scot, Darrin
-Panavision's Progress, May 303.
-Filming "The Story Of Ruth," Jul. 420.
-Filming "The Time Machine," Aug. 490.
-Photography That Advances The Story,
Dec. 736.
-Selecting Lighting Equipment For Indus¬
trial Film Production, Nov. 676.
Scheuren, Jose Vincente
-Filming The Behavior of Hookworms In
Color and Sound, Dec. 732.
Shaffer, L. A. (with E. J. Townell)
-Progress Reports On Film, May 296.
Shaner, Vaughn
-New Double-X Pan Twice As Fast As
Plus-X, Aug. 484.
Simmons, Dr. Norwood
-New, Fast Color Films Meet Jet-Age
Needs, Jul. 41 6.
Solow, Sidney P.
-Some Aspects of Cinematography For
Color TV Films, May 306.
Stafford, Dee D.
-The Mark of A Pro, Feb. 108.
One-man Film Producer-Is It The Business
For You?, Jun. 367.
T

Takenaka, George
-Photographic Instrumentation For Ship¬
board Polaris Missile Tests, Nov. 664.
Taylor, Philip W.
-Filming "Captured Moment," Oct. 613.
Teitelbaum, Harry
-Why Edge-Numbering Pays Dividends,
Mar. 1 64.
Townell, E. J. (with L. A. Shaffer)
-Progress Reports On Film, May 296.
V

Vidor, Zoli, ASC
-An Infrared Self-Matting Process, Dec.
740.
Voyce, Arthur
-Russia's Circular Kinopanorama, Jan. 46.
Z

Zeper, Roy
-Protective Shield For Wildlife Photog¬
raphers, Mar. 170.
-How Still Camera Can Aid "Freeze-Action"
Lineups, Sept. 543.

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