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HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE stars JOHN CHO, KAL PENN, and is directed by Danny Leiner and distributed by New Line Cinema.
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"HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE" is rated R (MPAA).
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Astronaut Leroy Chiao's Space Blog-postcard of Bolivia
This is an interesting shot of a glacier flowing into a lake partially brightened by sunglint. It was fairly cloudy on that orbit over South America, but I caught this through the clouds. Using sunglint is a very effective technique for illuminating sub-surface features in water. But, it also can be used to create a dramatic effect which is aesthetically pleasing. Note the visible rivers in this photo, especially the one on the right side of the lake. Under normal lighting, these would have been very difficult to see.
Click here for AsianConnections' exclusive interview with Leroy while in training at Star City, Russia.
Information
on
the
crew's
activities
aboard
ISS,
future
launch
dates,
as
well
as
Station
sighting
opportunities
from
anywhere
on
the
Earth,
is
available
on
the
Internet
at:
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/
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“The
early
Sixties
have
been
good
to
me
lately,”
said
Darren
Pettie,
whose
diverse
roles
circa
1960′s
include
his
turn
as
Lucky
Strike
scion
Lee
Garner,
Jr.
in
several
episodes
of
the
critically
acclaimed
and
award
winning
AMC
TV
series
“Mad
Men”;
as
James
in
Atlantic’s
Off-Broadway
production
of
Harold
Pinter’s
The
Collection
penned
in
1961;
and
as
Christopher
Flanders
in
the
Roundabout
Theatre
Company’s
current
production
of
Tennessee
Williams’
The
Milk
Train
Doesn’t
Stop
Here
Anymore,
with
Olympia
Dukakis,
set
in
1962.
Erik
Haagensen
of
Cinematographer Larry Fong chatted with Suzanne Joe Kai just as SUPER 8 was making its opening weekend debut in theaters nationwide claiming the #1 spot at the box office. SUPER 8 is directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Speilberg.
Larry Fong began his career shooting hundreds of commercials and award-winning music videos. Beginning in junior high school, he taught himself still photography, cel and stop motion animation, and filmmaking using a Super 8 camera. He graduated from UCLA with a B.A. in Linguistics, and specilized in film and photography at the Art Center of Design in Pasadena.
His music videos for R.E.M., Van Halen, and Goo Goo Dolls earned him three MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year. He went on to film two independent films and TV projects, including the pilot for the LOST television series, which earned him an ASC award nomination.
In 2007, his first major studio film "300" was released, directed by fellow Art Center of Design classmate Zack Snyder. in 2009, he was the Director of Photography for "Watchmen" and in 2011 for "Sucker Punch" also directed by Zack Snyder, and "SUPER 8" directed by childhood friend J.J. Abrams, and producer Steven Spielberg.
The
photograph
in
this
article
of
Larry
Fong
on
the
set
of
SUPER
8
holding
a
special
light
surrounded
by
smoke
machines
is
by
photographer
Francois
Duhamel.