cinematographers

The author reveals how he and his wife were changed by what they saw and captured on film as they risked their lives--and their marriage--again and again, to save the environment.

Young readers will read about the camera tricks and special equipment used to create the jaw-dropping effects of motion pictures in Camera Tricks.

A family crisis forces Maggie Montgomery to return to Ivy, Texas, where she must face her estranged father and the mistakes of her past while taking care of her troubled ten-year-old niece and learning to trust God.

Words, printed reproductions of photographs, and "lenticular" pictures tell the true history of the photographer who first captured animal locomotion and opened the door to the modern movie.

Meet the talented professional cinematographers who go behind the camera every day and sometimes risk their lives to bring us the extraordinary images of nature's most amazing creatures.

A biography of the photographer and motion-picture pioneer whose early efforts at photographing motion included proving that at one period of its stride, a running horse has all four feet off the ground.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide biographical and career information about 120 artists who have excelled in the fields of film and still photography, each with quotations, definitions, and a time line.

Presents an overview of the career of innovative filmmaker George Lucas, and provides information on his work as a visual storyteller, a director, an editor, and a leader in the field of production techniques and visual effects. Includes five hundred color illustrations.

Chronicles the life of Osa Johnson, focusing on how she was willing to sacrifice her dreams of home and family for a career making films of headhunters and elephants while following her explorer husband.