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Clip 1 (230k)
William Fraker remembers his early days, including working on the Lone Ranger and Ozzie and Harriet. This clip is approximately 4.5 minutes long.

Clip 2 (252k)
William Fraker talks about classic lighting and the glamor days of Hollywood. This clip is approximately 5 minutes long.

Clip 3 (136k)
William Fraker talks about early color filmmaking. This clip is approximately 2.5 minutes long.

Clip 4 (125k)
William Fraker talks opportunities open to today's film students.This clip is approximately 2.5 minutes long.

Clip 5 (196k)
William Fraker talks about why digital technology will not change the fundamental art of making films. This clip is approximately 4 minutes long.

Clip 6 (164k)
William Fraker talks about where digital shooting makes sense today, and where it does not. This clip is approximately 3.5 minutes long.