Conrad Hall Tribute

A Tribute to the late, great American cinematographer Conrad Hall. Known for his collaborations with directors George Roy Hill, Sam Mendes, John Schlesinger, John Huston, Stuart Rosenberg, and Richard Brooks.
Films used: Cool Hand Luke, In Cold Blood, Road to Perdition, American Beauty, Electra Glide in Blue, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Marathon Man, Fat City, Tequila Sunrise, Black Widow
Made under fair use
Music: Uakti/Philip Glass "Japura River" / Johannes Brahms "Hungarian Dance No. 5"

[@lizaestevez6928]

one of the great cinematographers
best work ever:Road to perdition

[@tturnquest1]

Conard Hall was one of the greatest cinematographers to have ever lived. My first exposure to his films were American Beauty and Road To Perdition, which were amazing in my opinion.

[@TRINZINI]

Conrad Hall : the master of smoke-filled rooms, flashlight-lit scenes, lens flares and rain-soaked sets.

[@noyaljose5186]

You don't have much followers and not enough viewers but what you're doing is really amazing. My deepest gratitude 🖤

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Honestly it makes me sad because you upload your videos in 1080. I greatly admire these great visual artists and thanks to your hardwork I'm having such a visual treat. thank you

[@nosearmy9304]

Thank you.

[@anthonydavis4829]

Mr. Hall was our Beatles of cinamaphotography. I study everything he's done. Amazing is a weak word to describe his work and this tribute. DAMN Good JOB!

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks. I agree, he was great.

[@gregstevenson7401]

Awesome.

[@petarpetrov5548]

Amazing!

[@nosearmy9304]

Thank you

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That's really nice to hear. Thanks.

[@tae523]

Great video

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I love your channel

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Thank you.

[@PaulGruendlerBeau]

Joe Biroc next!

[@joshuaflores8532]

What film is 0:01 and 0:21?

[@nosearmy9304]

They're both from "Electra Glide in Blue"

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