#Best cinematography book for hollywood cinematographer professional

Professional and seniors are familiar with a lot of the information provided in the book. I really needed this book when I was trying to go deeper into Brodwell's book 'Art of Film'. This book is perfect for 1rst year film students and amateurs. The very disappointment was for the technical issues which were described from a flat surface like the chapter where Jacqueline describes in ' Lighting for Genre ' the kind of production that distinguishes Hollywood Studio from each other stuffed by dozens of names and dates as It was a history lecture, It would have been better if she had choose just a fewer names but dedicated mare time to analyze the individual style of each name solely instead of useless information that can be found easily on Wikipedia.more

' visual References ' and ' The Color Palette ' are the most valuable chapters, also the interviews - though it get very repetitive - but describes the director/cinematographer relationship well. The very disappointment was for the technical issues which were described from a flat surface like the chapter where Jacqueline describes in ' Lighting for Genre ' the kind of production that distinguishes Hollywood Studio from each other st Well written as an overview but it doesn't surpass that limit.

Well written as an overview but it doesn't surpass that limit.