Table of contents September 2003 On-line available articles are highlighted in blue.

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Guilty by Suspicion
Tom Stern brings an elegant simplicity to Mystic River
by David Heuring

President’s Commentary: The Human Side of Three Million Lost Jobs
by George Spiro Dibie

Grumpy Old Men
Jack Green, ASC grapples with Mother Nature on Secondhand Lions
by Pauline Rogers

Incriminating Evidence
Theo Van de Sande, ASC brings a little Miami heat to Out of Time
by Pauline Rogers

It’s Better to Burn Out Than to Fade Away
Antonio Calvache captures the filth and the fury in Prey for Rock & Roll
by Jon Silberg

Hometown Hero
Michael Slovis brings old Hollywood to the Midwest for NBC’s Ed
by Bonnie Goldberg

2nd Unit Cinematographers Save the Day
Today’s 1st Unit DPs depend more than ever on the skills of their 2nd Unit DPs
by Jon Silberg

Vittorio Storaro: Writing with Light
The master cinematographer’s unique vision is revealed in a lavishly illustrated, limited-edition book
by Bob Fisher

Digital Mastering Magic
Trend toward digital intermediate technology shaping the future
by Bob Fisher