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

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The Future Ain't What It Used to Be
Don McAlpine, ASC renders a fantastic future in H.G. Wells' The Time Machine
By Bob Fisher

Sidebar: Designing Destruction
Cinesite FX Supervisor Tom Smith discusses the end sequence
By David Huering

President's Commentary: Fatigue Kills - In Memory of Brent Hershman
George Spiro Dibie

Behind Enemy Lines
Alar Kivilo captures World War II authenticity in Hart's War
By Pauline Rogers

Young at Heart
John Scwartzman, ASC pitches new light on The Rookie
By Pauline Rogers

Age of Innocence
Peter Biagi recreates 1976 for Project Greenlight's Stolen Summer
By Bonnie Goldberg

Learning Curve
Mike Mayers studies hi-def production on The Education of Max Bickford
By Pauline Rogers

La Vida Loca
Brian J. Reynolds captures East LA on HD for American Family
By Bonnie Goldberg

Millenium Muppet Show
Olin Younger blends a world of puppets and humans on Greg the Bunny
By Pauline Rogers

Father Knows Best?
Bruce Finn shoots 24p on the UPN comedy One on One
By Bonnie Goldberg

Glory Days
Jeff Ravitz captures Bruce Springsteen live in New York City
By Pauline Rogers

The DVD Debate
Cinematographers examine the influence of DVDs on their crafts
By Kathleen Fairweather

Independent's Day
A brief wrap-up of the 2002 Sundance Film Festival
By Ed Eberle