History of Color – Ep. 19 – James Wong Howe: It’s All About the Lighting

By Allegra Alvarado on October 5, 2018 0 Comments

James Wong Howe

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Allegra and Mariano discuss racist laws and cinematography in the life of a minority artist. The experiences of a Chinese-American movie cinematographer.

References

history.com/topics/Chinese-exclusion-act Chinese Exclusion Act 1882
IEC.com Great Cinematographers James Wong Howe
Independent.com James Wong Howe: The pioneering Hollywood cinematographer’s five most exquisitely lit films
time.com Who Was James Wong Howe? Oscar-winning Cinematographer Honored With Google Doodle by Kate Samuelson May 25, 2018
ASCMag.com Rising Stars of Cinematography 2018 March 13, 2018
Youtube – The Rose Tattoo and To Catch a Thief Win Cinematography: 1956 Oscars

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Allegra Alvarado

Host, HISTORY OF COLOR & TV ATE MY BRAIN I am a mother, wife and current nursing student as well as life student. I've packed many experiences into my life and am looking forward to more. I love writing, science fiction (particularly A.I. driven stories) as well as pop culture and history. I have a passion for good and for timeless style. I always look to have my ideals challenged and to meet people that have different life experiences and points of view.

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