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: March 1986; Vol. 67 No. 3
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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ON OUR COVER: Rev Nesbit (Donald Eccles) confronted by The Glass Man in YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES.

FEATURES:
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, a Comic Strip: Gags and ghouls make ghastly comeback.

Remembering How THE BAT WHISPERS The Granddaddy of Comedy--Mysteries.

Aerials for THE IRON EAGLE: Modern adventure with military aircraft.

CROSSROADS--Where You Deal With Old Scratch Bailey and camera in the world of the blues.

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES, a 'What If?' Tale The visual effects are not elementary.

Success is the Theme of THUNDER ALLEY: Grossman's camera traces the progress.

DEPARTMENTS:
Camera: Alonzo and Crew on Nothing in Common.
Equipment: McAlpine Chooses Cam-Remote Again.
Super-16: Putting the Postal Service on Film.
Television: Videotape for Robotics Revolution.
Letters.
The Bookshelf.
New Products.
In Memoriam.
Classified Ads.
Ad Index.
Roster.
From the Clubhouse.
Last Page.


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