● This product is a standard B5 size movie flyer. [Movie Flyer / Flyer / Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography] "Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography" is a 1992 Japanese-American co-production film. Based on interviews with cinematographers representing American cinema, this visual anthology captures American film history from the perspective of the development of cinematography. Originally broadcast on NHK, it was later released in theaters. The film begins by discussing the high level of completion of the filming techniques during the silent era. As the film transitions to the talkie era, the struggles of cameramen are discussed, with a focus on Gregg Toland, known for "Citizen Kane." The film chronicles the transition from the monochrome era to color film, the lighting and filming conditions of the time, and introduces the work of John Alton, who was active in film noir. Through various episodes, such as the lighting used to beautifully capture actresses' faces and the first aerial photography in "Picnic," the film touches upon the influence of the Nouvelle Vague, American New Cinema, and the location shooting and use of light by the New York school, which developed differently from Hollywood. The work of cameramen from overseas, such as Néstor Almendros and Vittorio Storaro, is highlighted, and active cinematographers from Gordon Willis to Ernest Dickerson explain their own works. No. 2948 -------------------------------------------------- ★ For bulk purchases of movie flyers, we will discount 200 yen per flyer from the second one onwards. ★ We will correct the price and other details, so please contact us through the comment section before purchasing. ● You can see a list of movie flyers here. ↓ #Movie Flyer List・777 -------------------------------------------------- ■ As this is an old item, there may be minor stains, scratches, and wrinkles due to aging. ■ Please consider this as a used item.