Cinematographers from Royal Books, Inc.

London: Goldcrest Films, 1989. Final Draft script for the 1989 neo-noir film. Copy belonging to cinematographer Gerry Fisher, with 13 pages of production materials laid in, including revision pages, manuscript leaves, and production memos, dated variously between October 26 and November 19, 1988. Several of the laid-in pages bear Fisher's name on the top margins in manuscript pencil and… Read more about this item

N.p.: N.p., 1934. Vintage autograph letter signed from cinematographer and director Edwin B. DuPar (signed E.B. DuPar) to production manager and casting director Robert B. McIntyre, on Vitaphone Corporation (a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Pictures) letterhead, dated October 1, 1934. Written on the recto and the verso. The letter is in regards to night shots of New York… Read more about this item

N.p.: N.p., 1920. Black and white photograph (struck circa 1960) of noted screenwriter and producer June Mathis with her husband, cinematographer Silvano Balboni, in 1922. With the stamp of National Film Archive in London on the verso. From the archive of film historian and author Joel Finler. Mathis was one of the top-paid executives in Hollywood… Read more about this item

Burbank, CA: Walt Disney Productions / RKO Radio Pictures, 1948. Vintage photograph of photographer and cinematographer Stuart Jewell adjusting a camera while capturing a time-lapse shot for Beaver Valley (1950). Printed mimeo snipe on the verso, with manuscript pencil annotations noting the year and title of the film. From the archive of film historian and author Joel Finler. … Read more about this item

Portland, OR: Northern Film Company, 1986. Vintage black-and-white still photograph from the 1986 film. Label affixed to the verso reading: "MALA NOCHE / Gus Van Sant." Pictured are a young Van Sant and his cinematographer John J. Campbell, shooting a street scene in Portland, Oregon, where the film was made on location, shot in 16mm and mostly in… Read more about this item

Los Angeles: Embassy Pictures, 1966. Draft script for the 1966 film. Front wrapper notes both the release title ("An Eye for an Eye") and the working title ("Talion"). With two vintage double weight production photographs, showing the cast and crew on location in the Alabama Hills (Lone Pine, California), including director Jack Cardiff and cinematographer Lucien Ballard,… Read more about this item