5 September 2010. Woody Allen's Café Society (2016) was the first film that Storaro shot digitally; he used the Sony F65 camera. In 2017, Storaro was honored with the George Eastman Award. The same year he also attended the New York Film Festival at which he debated with Ed Lachman on cinematography and its transition to digital. His other film credits include 1900, Last Tango in Paris, Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist, One from the Heart, Bulworth, The Sheltering Sky, Tucker: The Man and His Dream, Ladyhawke, Tango, and Goya en Burdeos. With his son Fabrizio, he created the Univisium format system to unify all future theatrical and television movies into one respective aspect ratio of 2.00:1. As of 2020, this unification has not happened, and the universal replacement of 4:3 televisions by large, wide-screen displays greatly reduces the need to modify scope-ratio films for home theater presentation. Personal life Storaro is known for stylish, fastidious, and flamboyant personal fashion. Francis Ford Coppola once noted, "Vittorio is the only man I ever knew that could fall off a ladder in a white suit, into the mud, and not get dirty." Filmography Selected credits: Awards and nominations Academy Awards British Academy Film Awards Primetime Emmy Awards Cannes Film Festival American Society of Cinematographers International Film Festival of India References Further reading Masters of Light - Conversations with cinematographers (1984) Schaefer, S & Salvato, L., Writer of Light: The Cinematography of Vittorio Storaro, ASC, AIC (2000) Zone, R., Vittorio Storaro: Writing with Light: Volume 1: The Light (2002) Storaro, V., External links International Cinematographers Guild Interview Vittorio Storaro Website (Italian or English) 1940 births Living people Best Cinematographer Academy Award winners Best Cinematography BAFTA Award winners Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia alumni David di Donatello winners Ciak d'oro winners European Film Award for Best Cinematographer winners Italian cinematographers Film people from Rome