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Welles’ cinematographer: living proof that lensers never die

Sometimes Canberra lucks in. Gary Graver, Orson Welles’ cinematographer, is speaking as a guest of NFSA at the Electric Shadows Cinema.
19 May 2006 12:00
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Sometimes Canberra lucks in. Gary Graver, Orson Welles’ cinematographer, is speaking as a guest of NFSA at the Electric Shadows Cinema.

Thursday 18 May 2006: Gary Graver, Orson Welles’ cinematographer, will visit Australia as part of the Celebration of Cinematography Festival, to be held in Canberra, 20–29 May.

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