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Cinematographer | Camera and Electrical Department

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Apduhan's "Amargosa" was one of the first feature length films that was transformed from a digital master to a film motion picture print. The transform was executed by Cinesite, Los Angeles (A division of Eastman Kodak) and was supervised by Bob Fernley. Cinesite utilized "Amargosa" as a beta test for their ground breaking digital intermediate of the Coen brother's "O Brother, Where Art Thou?".

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Go Tigers! (2001)

Amargosa (2000)

Most Valuable Players (2010)

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Cinematographer (7 titles)

2012 Reboot (short) (completed)

2010 Most Valuable Players (documentary)

2007 Laqueus (short)

2006 Bird of Pray (short)

2005 Walls of Jericho (short)

2001 Go Tigers! (documentary)

2000 Amargosa (documentary)

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Camera and Electrical Department (4 titles)

2012 Reboot (short) (camera operator) (completed)

2010 Most Valuable Players (documentary) (camera operator)

2009 Amy Cook: The Spaces in Between (documentary) (camera operator)

2000 Stand and Be Counted (TV documentary) (director of photography: robinson unit)

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Trivia:

Apduhan's "Amargosa" was one of the first feature length films that was transformed from a digital master to a film motion picture print. The transform was executed by Cinesite, Los Angeles (A division of Eastman Kodak) and was supervised by Bob Fernley. Cinesite utilized "Amargosa" as a beta test for their ground breaking digital intermediate of the Coen brother's "O Brother, Where Art Thou?". See more »

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