TITLE: American Cinematographer
["International Journal of Motion Picture photography and production techniques." -- Hard-to-find magazine -- Feature articles about film productions are WELL illustrated with multiple photos of the crew and cast and production!]
ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER, 1986; Vol. 67 No. 10
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Ron Perlman and Sean Connery in a scene from "The Name of the Rose" (Photo by Mario Tursi).

FEATURES:
CALLING THE SHOTS FOR ARMED & DANGEROUS: Landscapes and battlefields for comic action.
IT WAS JUST THAT: HELL HARBOR: First all-location, all-talkie film.
LEONETTI TACKLES JUMPING JACK FLASH: Capturing the hard edge of suspense.
THE NAME OF THE ROSE, A MEDIEVAL MYSTERY: Intrigue within an ancient monastery.
TEACHING THE BOY WHO COULD FLY HOW TO FLY: Poster and Boss make it look real.
UNIVERSAL'S LATEST IS KONGFRONTATION: Zsigmond photographs the new King.

ELECTRONIC IMAGERY: Computer Graphics Aid Animation Rebirth.
Music Videos: Mostly Fast and Cheap.

DEPARTMENTS: Letters; What's New; The Bookshelf; Classified Ads; In Memoriam; From the Clubhouse; The Last Page.

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