Modern Era
American Cinematographer is staffed by three editors, one art director and about a dozen freelance writers. Contributors include ASC members and other filmmakers. The magazine has so far won 10 Maggie Awards and 4 Folio: Eddie Awards for overall editorial excellence, as well as several awards for individual articles.
In 2006, the magazine introduced a digital edition. Its website (www.theasc.com) includes DVD reviews, book reviews and a blog by John Bailey, ASC, in addition to occasional blogs by contributing writers.
The magazine has a Facebook page (www.facebook.com/AmericanCinematographer) and is also on Twitter @AmericanCine.
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