Writing with light. Vittorio Storaro. BBC version.

I publish the version for the BBC in my possession on the occasion of the Master's birthday.
Best wishes Vittorio!
I had the honor of collaborating on this documentary in 1992, shooting some parts with my Aaton Super16 LTRX. In particular, I remember the emotion when the Master told his History of Cinematography, (see 52'.03") at that moment I was the first viewer: through the optical viewfinder of the camera, with the flickering of the shutter, in complete Photochemical system, without video-assist. My director Massimo Magrì trusted me, certainly at the stop, after more than 3 minutes of shooting, which is a lot when you are in the room, the film turns and the battery runs out, he would have asked me "how was it?". 'Good Massimo'.
For reasons of © I had to cut:
13'14" to 14"25" 1' 11" scene from Apocalypse Now. It was about the arrival of Willard's boat to a village where a US propaganda crew is shooting, Coppola and Storaro are part of it. (strange because it's in the film), and an approximately 50" shot of Kurtz / Brando where his bald skull goes in and out of the shadows. (out take of the film)

[@jonnezb]

An excellent documentary, I really enjoyed that, thank you! :)

[@EpicPain-]

Wonderful….Thank you! ❤

[@brauliomorrison]

A+

[@averinmarkstroem8577]

Hi! I would love to watch this video but the static noise is driving me insane... could you reupload with cleaner audio? there are easy plugins to clean it up in premiere and davinci...

[@marcus6918]

agreed