title: Every Frame a Rembrandt: Art and Practice of Cinematography
author:  Andrew Laszlo 
description: "Clearly and concisely written (and enhanced with additional material by Andrew Quicke), Andrew Laszlo's Every Frame a Rembrandt is a "must" for any inspiring cinematographer, and an essential reference title for professional and academic collections." - The Bookwatch, August 2000<br /><br />"This one is a good beach read and a cinematography text." - Robert Goodman, Videography, July 2000<br /><br />"..a stunning new book..." - Georgia Packard SOC, The Operating Cameraman<br /><br />"Always one to follow through, Laszlo consistently delights his readers with an artistic approach to visual storytelling. Thoroughly entertaining. Extremely informative. A sparkling gem of pure " grade A" craftsmanship." - Georgia Packard SOC, The Operating Cameraman<br /><br />"This book grew out of a series of two-day seminars on cinematography that Laszlo conducts at film departments around the world. It is not a nuts-and-bolts textbook on basic or advanced cinematography, but rather an impassioned exploration of the technical and artistic creation of the cinematic image." - American Cinematographer, October 2000
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  EVERY FRAME
  
  A REMBRANDT
  
  ART AND PRACTICE OF
  
  CINEMATOGRAPHY
  
  Andrew Laszlo, A.S.C.
  
  with additional material by
  
  Andrew Quicke
  
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