The British Cinematographer traces the development of the art and craft of the cinematographer in Britain from the first cameraman with their primitive hand-cranked box cameras to the electronic sophistication of the present. Contents include the coming of sound, the impact and subsequent use of colour and the widescreen revolution.
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Duncan Petrie is Director of the Bill Douglas Centre for the History of the Cinema and Popular Culture at the University of Exeter.
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