American Cinematographer - August 1987 - 97

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Among fine still photographers and cin¬
ematographers featured in the newest
portfolio of the Brooks Institute of Pho¬
tography, is Isidore Mankofsky, ASC.
The 128-page coffee table publication
lists the virtues of the school's pho¬
tographic instruction and lauds the ac¬
complishments of its many famous
graduates.

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AMERICAN

CINEMATOGRAPHER
P.O. Box 2230

Hollywood, Ca.
90028

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A

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film

test

Wheeler, ASC,

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by Charles

part of a demon¬
stration at the June 29 dinner meeting
which featured Mole-Richardson Com¬
was

new 575-1200 watt A. C. or D.
C. electronic solid state, flicker-free

pany's

square wave
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used on several recent
projects, notably by Dean Cundey, ASC,
on Big Trouble in Little China,
by

system has been

John McPherson, ASC, for Batteries
Not Included, and by Vilmos Zsigmond,

By invitation...

ASC,

on

ist II.

The American

Society

of

Cinematographers
has members available to

conduct seminars

on

the

phases of
cinematography.

many

"Our

is

expertise in this field
amalgamation of
experience and artistry,"

an

says

ballast with manual color

temperature adjustment.
The new Kenworthy/Nettman
snorkel camera was demonstrated. The

Harry Wolf,

President, A.S.C.

the feature trailer for Polterge¬
It features

T/3 optics, zoom,
image roll, and a wide range of focal
lengths. Designed for reduced weight,

the camera can be used on small dollies
with add-on arms.
A newly designed 24" watt
HMI

was

also

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Call and let us help you
teach others.

Ask for Jean

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Seventy-one members, asso¬
ciate members and guests teed off in
the annual ASC Golf Tournament during
the last weekend of June at Camarillo
Springs Golf Course. Several who
weren't quite up to their mid-season
form are still teed off, they say. Cochairmen of the event were Alric Edens,
ASC, and Howard A. Anderson, ASC.

"Actually,

we

and trophies for the

Top winners among the ac¬
tive members include Richard Glouner,
ASC, with Low Net honors at 71. Owen
Roizman, ASC, was Low Gross winner
with

77.
Associate member Doug
Fries won a Low Net trophy with a 73.
Bill Bickford was Low Gross winner
with an 86.
Guest Bruce Pearson, with a
a

69, took Low Net position. Jim Jacobs

presented.
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the participants
winners."

had

a

lot of

fun and there were lots of freebies for
the players that were donated by some
of our friends in the industry," Ander¬
son said. "Our sponsors had gifts for

and Alex
the guest

Sharp tied for Low Gross in
flight with 74s.
Closet to Pin winners

were

Ron Reitz, John Donlon, Bill Bickford,
Alex Sharp, and Les Baker.

Michael

Ballhaus,

ASC,

whose

headquarters are in New York
City, paid his first visit to the Clubhouse
at the June 29 dinner meeting. Ballhaus
was a top cinematographer in Germany
before coming to the United States
some

years ago.

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