American Cinematographer (November 1967) [cover story: creating the new 70mm stereophonic sound version of GONE WITH THE WIND]

Hollywood CA: ASC Agency Inc.. Very Good. 1967. (Vol. 48, No. 11). Magazine. [moderate edgewear to covers, minor deterioration along spine, light discoloration around edges of rear cover]. (B&W and color photographs, ads) Feature articles in this issue include: the cover story, examining "how M-G-M Studios Laboratory and Sound technicians overcame all-but-impossible technical odds to create 'fully dimensional' version" of GWTW for its then-current re-release (which no doubt seemed like an amazing feat at the time, although viewed in a somewhat different (truncated) light was a desecration); "The Challenges of Filming Commercials for Color TV"; a behind-the-scenes production report on filming puppets for the British TV series THE THUNDERBIRDS; an article about a UCLA film student who got a job filming a kayaking expedition along the coast of Japan; "More Facts About Vidtronics," a color tape-to-film transfer process; "How Cinematography is Used to Monitor the Apollo 4 Moon Shot . (Inventory #: 28008)