movieScope magazine, Issue 17 'The Cinematography Issue' Subscription Offer 6 Issues for just £3.46 per issue (+P&P) (£29.99 pa) "Amid the strange ingredients of Hollywood... there is a figure unknown to the chants of promoters and glorifiers... This figure, a giant in his industry, is the cameraman-the sine qua non of a profession which often boasts that no one in its ranks is indispensable. No one, I say, save the cameraman."  -  Cecil B Demille (from movieScope, issue 17) Issue 17 - Contents '24Fps' 06. News Digest: Our round-up of the latest news affecting all aspects of the industry, including the relaunch of British Pathe's extensive archive and the new Association of Camera Operators. 08. Announcements: The latest products and services for filmmakers, including an exlusive reader offer on crew-camera hire from Shoot Blue. 10. 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