Dear Colleague: Here's a preview of the October issue of American Cinematographer magazine and important news about the ASC. Feature Attractions: The Moving Camera: Each of this issue's main features will have sidebars in which the cinematographers will present some of their general thoughts and philosophies about camera movement. "Kill Bill" Miramax Cinematographer: Robert Richardson, ASC Director: Quentin Tarantino "Intolerable Cruelty" Universal Cinematographer: Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC Director: Joel Coen "Elephant" (Won the Palme d'Or at Cannes) Cinematographer: Harris Savides, ASC Director: Gus Van Sant "A Brief History of Camera Mobility" An historical overview by David Samuelson "The Psychology of the Moving Camera" An examination of the aesthetics and psychological impact of camera movement. Includes comments from such ASC giants asOwen Roizman, John Bailey, John Toll, Haskell Wexler, Garrett Brown, Andy Romanoff and other prominent industry experts. Global Village "Luther" DVD Playback "The Howling" "Halloween"; 25th Anniversary disc "The Honeymoon Killers" Production Slate "The Station Agent"(won prizes at Sundance; Cinematogrpaher: Oliver Bokelberg) "Wonderland" (Cinematographer: Michael Grady) Points East New sitcoms filming in New York Short Takes Ima Robot music video Cinematographer: Yon Thomas Director: Roman Coppola) .....and more Bonus copies will be distributed at the Rocky Mountain Film and Video Expo, to be held October 1-2 in Denver, Colorado.

This issue will be distributed at the IBC Convention, to be held September 12-16 in Amsterdam, Holland. As your customers and prospects read this exciting editorial they will see you ad and respond to your message. Contact Jim McCullaugh, American Cinematographer Executive Director/Publisher @ 323-969-4333 (jim@theasc.com) about ASC Web Site Advertising and E-Marketing Sponsorship Opportunities Call your AC representative today to reserve a place in this important issue. MAGAZINE ADVERTISING CONTACTS Dianna Hightower TOLL FREE (U.S. and U.K.) 866-909-4617 PHONE/FAX 818-909-4617 dhightower@earthlink.net * Angie Gollmann 323-936-3769 gollmann@pacbell.net * Mike Trerotoli 561-637-8707 trerotoli@aol.com * Jim McCullaugh 323-969-4333 jim@theasc.com * Sanja Djukelic 323-969-4333 sanja@theasc.com RESERVATION DEADLINE: August 8, 2003 MATERIALS DEADLINE: August 15, 2003 Place your reservation early to lock in your space CALL TODAY -- 323.969.4333 ASC and American Cinematographer 2003 Calendar Look for the ASC and American Cinematographer at these upcoming events: SEPTEMBER 2003 * IBC September 12-16, 2003 Amsterdam, The Netherlands Attendance: ASC and American Cinematographer staff at Exhibit Booth. Distribution: September 2003 issue of American Cinematographer magazine; information on new ASC books and products; contests and giveaways. OCTOBER 2003 * Rocky Mountain Film & Video October 1 & 2, 2003 Denver, Colorado Attendance: ASC and American Cinematographer staff at Exhibit Booth. Distribution: October 2003 issue of American Cinematographer magazine; information on new ASC books and products; contests and giveaways. www.rmfve.com NOVEMBER 2003 * LDI November 21-23, 2003 Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida Attendance: ASC and American Cinematographer staff at Exhibit Booth. Distribution: November 2003 issue of American Cinematographer magazine; information on new ASC books and products; contests and giveaways.

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