Word: cameraman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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From its early shots of the milewide, purplish-red wound which is the Mesabi Range's largest open-pit mine, to the closing clocklike surge of B-17s off their production line into the sky, An American Romance is a cameraman's field...
...that. But Youth Runs Wild, for all its clumsiness, is remarkably full of warmth, of life, and of real cinematic sensitiveness. Credit for its awkward grace is due in part to a round dozen of its little-known players, in part to its scripters and director and cameraman, but most of all to 40-year-old Producer Val Lewton, nephew of Alia Nazimova...
...Diligent! Quintuplets of Buenos Aires-Carlos, Franco, Maria Ester, Maria Fernanda and Maria Cristina-celebrated the completion of their first normal, healthy year (teething pains, an occasional cold) "full of zest," but with no smiles for the cameraman...
...remarking that he was beginning to think that Harold Ickes was getting a little old to go on as a Cabinet member. Toward the end of the week his temper flared in an unscheduled exhibition of his jujitsu skill. In the Wardman Park Hotel lobby he refused to give Cameraman Robert Woodsum permission to take his picture, then turned and ran. Woodsum chased the Vice President. Wallace whirled around, hoisted the 180-lb. cameraman in a spread-eagle above his shoulders, then pinned him to the floor. But after he had cooled off Henry Wallace went out on the back...
...newspapers lacked in eyewitness stories they almost made up in swift and excellent picture coverage. First to get to London with photographs of the landings was Acme's stocky, persuasive Bert Brandt (see cut). He would have had a notable scoop if his negatives had not been pooled. Cameraman Brandt took no chances on couriers, made three hitchhiking boat transfers in the rough Channel before reaching England, finished his journey in a jeep. His pictures of the invasion beaches were the first to reach...