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12. Mai 2022 · Wong Howe’s work on John Frankenheimer’s Seconds (1966), the story of a middle-aged banker who fakes his own death and takes on a new identity, is a virtual showcase of his inventive versatility. “Body-mounted cameras and headache-inducing wide-angle lenses show the perspective of a man (John Randolph, looking like a miserable Jacques ...
James Wong Howe. Cinematographer: The Thin Man. Master cinematographer James Wong Howe, whose career stretched from silent pictures through the mid-'70s, was born Wong Tung Jim in Canton (now Guangzhou), China, on August 28, 1899, the son of Wong How.
27. Mai 2022 · These and other examples of Wong Howe’s photographic prowess can be seen in a continuing series dedicated to his work that runs through June 26 at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens. James ...
James Wong Howe settled himself into a swivel chair on the stage of the Carnegie Theater, looked around, and asked it they could turn the house lights up. That's Jimmy Howe for you: Before you shoot a scene, you light it first.
James Wong Howe was one of the greatest cinematographers of the American film industry, known for his innovative techniques. Brought by his parents to the United States at the age of five, he lived in the states of Washington and Oregon until 1916, when he went to southern California.
19. Mai 2020 · James Wong Howe, “Chinese Cameraman” Born Wong Tung Jim in 1899, James Wong Howe came to the United States with his family at age five, and grew up in Pasco, Washington. Howe made his way to Hollywood in 1916, at the beginning of the industry’s transition from New York to California and first worked as a camera assistant on Cecil B. DeMille’s Male and Female (1919).
24. Sept. 2019 · He was billed as James Howe until 1933 when he and MGM changed his billing to James Wong Howe. According to his biographer Todd Rainsberger, the cinematographer’s acclaim in the mid-1930s was partly due to his being a “novelty of an Oriental in the film industry”; Rainsberger adds that most American news articles about him “dealt with his race and personality.”
