Table of contents October 2002 On-line available articles are highlighted in blue.

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Forever Young
James Carter captures a strange and magical romance in Tuck Everlasting
by Pauline Rogers

President's Commentary: One Vote Can Make a Difference
by George Spiro Dibie, ASC

Lighting with a Twinkle in his Eye
A salute to great cinematographers: Jordan Cronenweth, ASC
by Pauline Rogers

Higher Learning
Robert Brinkmann lights the dark underbelly of college life in The Rules of Attraction
by Bonnie Goldberg

The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Tom Stern uses simplicity in his debut with Blood Work
by Bob Fisher

Television Verite
Rhon Schmidt takes a documentary approach in capturing The Shield
by Bonnie Goldberg

Missing Persons
John Peters focuses on unsolved disappearances in Without a Trace
by Jon Silberg

Video Killed the Radio Star
Best Cinematography nominees for the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards
by David Heuring

U.S. History Lesson
Director Ken Burns and Cinematographer Buddy Squires document tales of America
by Bob Fisher