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	title:	Every Frame a Rembrandt: Art and Practice of Cinematography
	author:	Andrew Laszlo, Andrew Quicke
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Focal Press
	released:	June 27, 2000
	isbn:	024080399X
	isbn-13:	9780240803999

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Customer Reviews
great reading, very amusing - Rated I think this is one of the best books on personal cinematography. The baseline of the book is how to make 'good bad photography'. This means how far you can go in experimenting with every tool you got. How to make a frame look 'bad' so it supports the story. Somethimes you'll have to go beyond your experiences and you'll just see the result at the rushes. When you just want to know more about making personal choices on set, this is a great reference. gerd. a reasonably interesting read - Rated Andrew Lazlo is obviously a more than competant cinematographer who enjoys passing his skills on to others, unfortunately his co-author Andrew Quicke is an acedemic who appears to have little knowledge about the subject he teaches. The grovelling preface and unbelievably stupid questions posed by Quicke at the end of each chapter are so annoying that they spoil Lazlo's otherwise interesting "war stories" and trade secrets.

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great reading, very amusing - Rated 5/5
I think this is one of the best books on personal cinematography. The baseline of the book is how to make 'good bad photography'. This means how far you can go in experimenting with every tool you got. How to make a frame look 'bad' so it supports the story. Somethimes you'll have to go beyond your experiences and you'll just see the result at the rushes. When you just want to know more about making personal choices on set, this is a great reference. gerd.

a reasonably interesting read - Rated 3/5
Andrew Lazlo is obviously a more than competant cinematographer who enjoys passing his skills on to others, unfortunately his co-author Andrew Quicke is an acedemic who appears to have little knowledge about the subject he teaches. The grovelling preface and unbelievably stupid questions posed by Quicke at the end of each chapter are so annoying that they spoil Lazlo's otherwise interesting "war stories" and trade secrets.