This is a compilation of interviews with motion picture crew members who worked during Hollywood's Independent Age of film and television production - basically from 1945 to 1980. A celebratory insiders' look at the Tinseltown machine, the project utilises individual interviews, with rare crew photographs to provide the back story of production challenges and solutions for some of the world's most recognised movies.
This is a compilation of interviews with motion picture crew members who worked during Hollywood's Independent Age of film and television production - basically from 1945 to 1980. A celebratory insiders' look at the Tinseltown machine, the project utilises individual interviews, with rare crew photographs to provide the back story of production challenges and solutions for some of the world's most recognised movies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
A member of IATSE's Local 80 Grips since 1993, James C. Udel has held the position of call steward with the Hollywood Union for the past eight years. Besides serving as the Local's archivist, he also penned a feature column for Below the Line magazine called Footnotes. He lives in Sherman Oaks, California.
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Table of Contents Preface 1 Introduction 3 1. Dan Striepeke, Makeup Artist 5 2. Carl Manoogian, Key Grip 22 3. Gene LeBell, Stuntman 42 4. William Fraker, Cinematographer 69 5. Earl Gilbert, Gaffer 83 6. Tommy May, Key Grip 118 7. George Barris, Motion Picture Automotive Designer 135 8. Albert Brenner, Production Designer 152 9. Richard Kline, Cinematographer 168 10. Gaylin Schultz, Key Grip 193 Glossary 225 Index 233