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Conrad Lafcadio Hall, ASC fue un director de fotografía estadounidense nacido en la Polinesia Francesa. Nombrado en honor a los escritores Joseph Conrad y Lafcadio Hearn, se destacó como director de fotografía y obtuvo numerosos elogios, incluidos tres premios de la Academia, tres premios BAFTA y cinco premios de la Sociedad Estadounidense de Directores de Fotografía.
Hall, Conrad (1926-2003). Director de fotografía estadounidense nacido en Tahití (Polinesia) en 1926 y fallecido en Santa Mónica (California) el 5 de enero de 2003. Responsable de cuatro decenas de títulos durante medio siglo de profesión, fue uno de los más prestigiosos directores de fotografía en blanco y negro de la historia del cine.
28 de sept. de 2002 · Conrad Hall belongs with figures like Gregg Toland, Jack Cardiff, and Sven Nykvist in the pantheon of great cinematographers—artists who use light and shadow to craft indelible images and tell unforgettable stories. Hall grew up during the Golden Age of Classical Hollywood Cinema.
--Conrad Hall, quoted in "Masters of Light: Conversations with Contemporary Cinematographers" by Dennis Schaefer and Larry Salvato (Berkeley and Los Angeles: The University of California Press, 1984) On one of his all-time favorite shots from "In Cold Blood": "I was lining up that shot with a light outside the window, which had rain and a little wind machine to mist over the window and keep ...
During his long and illustrious career, Conrad L. Hall, ASC captured a series of magical, indelible moments. Ed. Note: This article was penned in 1995, when Hall received the Lifetime Achievement Award at Camerimage, the international festival of cinematography held annually in Poland. The piece originally appeared in the event's program book ...
24 de ene. de 2003 · Conrad Hall: A Tribute. This interview was first published in Issue 2 (1999) of Cinemad magazine. It appears here with permission. A filmography of Conrad Hall as Director of Photography is at the end of this article. Myself and co-writer Mike Gonzales met Mr. Hall in the summer of 1999 to do an interview for the second issue of Cinemad magazine.
Conrad L. Hall (21 juin 1926 à Papeete, Tahiti, Polynésie française - 4 janvier 2003 à Santa Monica, Californie) est un directeur de la photographie.Il gagna trois Oscars durant sa carrière : Butch Cassidy et le Kid en 1969, American Beauty en 1999, Les Sentiers de la perdition en 2002.Les trente ans entre ses deux premiers Oscars sont un record pour ce prix.
