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It can * oorresponds to the upper part of the may be engaged when there is no wish The final sequence of the film takes also be said that Miss de Havilland ro the lab owner interested in- image. to use cell ( 45) ; this same cell is then place in a rock-filled gorge near the never looked better, or more "ravish­ QUALITY "The desired result is thereby obtain­ engaged in a corresponding notch ( 64), seashore, which is spanned by an ing," as the press agents like to say. ed: the upward movement of button outside of the field of vision. ancient stone bridge and a makeshift She radiates sheer, undiluted sex-a EFFICIENCY ( 46) produces a movement of the pho­ "The system of automatic sensitome­ wooden bridge from which Rachel falls quality which must be evident if the ECONOMY toelectric cell ( 45) toward the top of try described above has recently been to her death. A search of the audience is to accept some of the seem­ the image and inversely. This cell is, tried with success and is on the way to • DUAL MACHINE coast was made for just such a location. ingly illogical behavior of her leading 1-Sensitometer Jf course, connected by conducting being applied as a regular procedure in A suitable site was found, but it was man. 2-Scene Tester wires (58) and (59) to switches (60, movie and television studios in Europe." decided that the fog, the varying light, For several years now, Joseph La • HIGHLY ACCURATE and effect of the uneven pounding of Shelle, ASC, has been known as Holly­ Electronic timer unaffected waves on the sound track would have wood's foremost exponent of the moving by climatic changes. MY COUSIN RACHEL made shooting rather difficult there. In­ camera. He shoots with the camera al­ • NEW TYPE LONG-LIFE stead, the scene was reconstructed on an ways mounted on a small, highly man­ Cold Light Exposure Unit (Continued from Page 59) exterior set at the studio, a long trough euverable crane, lacing together a dozen • WITHOUT ADDITIONAL or tank known as "the moat," which or more compositions into one continu­ EXPENSE will match any olatonic behavior toward each other. It the male lead as he writhes about in the has been the setting for a great many ous "take" by means of fluid camera printer ~ad to be implied (but could not, of throes of a serious illness. The effect water scenes in earlier Fox productions. movement. This technique was evident • $1675.00 35mm Model course, be shown) that from this point had to vary back and forth between This was filled with rocks and bridged, in "Laura" (which won him an Acad­ on they were engaging in intimacies seeming realism and pure fantasy. and completely canvassed over to ex­ emy award), in the magnificently pho­ • $1875,00 35mm-16mm which (in that day and age, at least) Throughout the montage the character clude outside light. Two giant process tographed "Hangover Square," and in Combination Model were not bantered about in polite con­ lies on his bed in the foreground of the screens were set up in the background, most of his other outstanding jobs of F.O.B. Hollywood, Calif. versation. frame, profile to camera. During the and upon these were projected scenes of cinematography in recent years. The To put across this important story flashes of realism, the background of his huge waves crashing against the shore. fact that camera movement .is somewhat point so that no one could be shocked, bedroom was projected on a process The set was lighted to duplicate a bleak less extensively used in "My Cousin A~T mrn MOTION PICTU~~ WUIP. La Shelle rigged a photographic gim­ screen behind him, and other characters exterior; wind machines were started; Rachel" is explained by him in a gen­ 7512 Santa Monica Blvd. mick. He utilized an optical flat several played their action toward him. For the slight fog effects were added-and the eral discussion of his own approach to Hollywood 46 California inches long, left one end clear, ·and cov­ flashes of fantasy, the main character result is a perfectly controlled visual at­ filming. ered the rest of it with progressively retained his static foreground position, mosphere that looks more real than the "The function of the motion picture heavier swirls of vaseline. As the camera but the sound stage behind him was real thing. camera is to help tell a dramatic story," morned into close-up of a kiss realistic­ filled with cross-lighted smoke, creating It is not to be implied, however, that he points out. "Because of this, the •lly feverish enough to leave bruises ·on a white haze out of which ghostly fig­ tricks and gimmicks are the elements camera does not exist for its own sake, Miss de Havilland, a camera assistant ures seemed to materialize. The two that make the photography of "My but is part of the teamwork of produc­ ;lid the optical flat before the camera effects were made to blend smoothly in­ Cousin Rachel" an outstanding example tion set up to tell that story in the most lens from its clear position to its most to each other by means of optical dis­ of creative lensing. It is rather the over­ forceful and effective way. The moment 1eavily diffused extreme. The resultant solves. all quality, approach and sure technical that photography calls attention to itself ,holographic effect puts over the idea As part of the same sequence the skill of La Shelle's visualization that as a separate craft, it fails in its overall in no uncertain terms. In fact, its im­ hero imagines himself being married to rates honors (Academy or otherwise) purpose." >ort could be missed perhaps only by the heroine. Clad in her wedding gown, for his work on this film. It is not He goes on to say: "The director of i:he most naive. she appears out of seeming nothingness enough to say that his light sources are photography approaches each sequence Perhaps the most striking sequence (swirling smoke against a plain gray authentically motivated, because he uses as a new and ·separate problem, and he :n the film, from the visual standpoint, flat). As she comes up into close-up, shadow as well as light to create mood adapts his technique to suit that par­ .s that which portrays the delerium of the hero ( until tben crouched down be- and . to model his characters strongly. ticular problem. The cinematographer who always uses low angles, or always uses high angles, or always moves the camera no matter what the demands of PRECISION BUILT COMBINATION the sequence, makes the mistake of let­ 16mm AND 35mm ting a set style overide an individual OPTICAL approach to the problem. He restricts himself to a set pattern of mechanics that may not suit the dramatic situation SOUN·D READER at all." FEATURES: Simple threading •.• polished stabil­ "I like to use camera movement when izer drum with needle bearings, with a surfllCe it is called for to follow ilie action of which cannot damage film ... film rollers ma­ chined to conform with SMPTE standards, and players, and to tie situations together," equipped with oilless bearings .•• precision ground shafts ... dimension 6x6x7 ½. he continues, "and this technique is AMPLIFIER: 117 volt - 60 cycle - AC ... power especially effective in a modern action output - 4 watts , •. heavy duty Alnico V speaker story where the camera adapts its pace ... safety fused .• , prefocused socket ... pilot light . . . 6 ft. heavy duty line cord. to the pace of the dramatic action and NET PRICE $185.00 F.O.B., FACTORY, NEW YORK thereby helps to keep things moving. However, in my last two pictures, "Les PRECISION LABORATORIES Miserables" and "My Cousin Rachel," 244 W. 65th ST. HEW YORK 23, N. Y. I used camera movement more spar- (Continued on Page 89) :6 • AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER • FEBRUARY, 1953 FEBRUARY, 1953 • AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER • 87 •

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