American Cinematographer - September 2000 - 176

Fore!

On the lush greens of Brookside
Golf Course #2, the ASC hosted its 17th
Annual ASC Golf Course Classic, where

members,

associate

members

and

guests teed up and let their clubs fly. This
year's tournament, held June 5 in
Pasadena, once again featured a bright
and

early shotgun start, and all four¬

somes

started at the

different

holes.

same

time

on

18

The

midday break
featured a barbecue lunch complete with
all the trimmings.
After the final balls were pulled
out of the cups (or, in some cases, sandtraps) and the final carts parked, the
scores were tallied. No golfer was able
to claim the $10,000 grand prize for a
hole-in-one

on

Hole #5.

lowest gross score of 77; his name will
be inscribed on the Presidents Perpetual

September 2000

New Member
In addition to features, commer¬

cials

and television

movies, Reed

Smoot has

Hidden Secrets, To Be An Astronaut and

Perpetual
Trophy. Bradley Six (72) and Don Burgess
(72) placed second and third low net,
respectively.

Mysteries of Egypt. His large-format film
Special Effects was nominated for an
Academy Award in 1996. He has also

Of the associate members, Brian

subject films The Bainbow War and
Ballet Bobotique.
In the realm of the not-so-big
screens, Smoot has photographed the

first, second and third in the low net

174

fabulous dinner.

of 69.5; he will be immortalized on

Spruill's 83 earned him the low gross
prize, while Bill Bickford (71) took first
place low net with Bill Broderson (71)
and George Hutchison (72) on his heels in
second and third place, respectively.
In the women's division, Kathy
Anderson (110) won low gross, with
Shannon Keating (72), Sandy Kurotobi
(76.5) and Joanne Reeves (76.5) placing

Spruill of Kodak practice "being the ball." Bottom right:

a

Trophy. Dennis Smith shot the lowest net
score

Michael Margulies, ASC and Marty Ollstein of Tiffen await their
turns at the tee.

tails and

specialized in the produc¬
tion and photography of large-format
films, including Grand Canyon: The

the side of the Governors

Bottom left: Aaron Schneider, ASC and associate member Brian

the ASC Club¬

house, where all golfers enjoyed cock¬

(Whew!)

For the ASC members, Frank
Johnson fired his way to the top with the

Top: From left to right, ASC members Chuck Rosher, Bobby
Byrne and Bradley Six take a break. Second from top: Howard
Anderson, Jr., ASC; Joanne Reeves; Kathy Anderson; and Howard
Anderson III, ASC - four players, but only three clubs. Middle
left: Winner Frank Johnson, ASC. Middle right: Members Owen
Roizman and Woody Omens on their way to another hole.

the June 19 wrap party at

category.
For the guests,

Pat McGinness

received Oscar nominations for his short-

35mm features Homeward Bound: The

Incredible Journey,

Busskies and Gleam¬
ing the Cube. His documentary feature
The Great American Cowboy earned an
Academy Award. For the television
screen, he served as director of photog¬
raphy on such films as Lucy and Desi:
Before the Laughter and Out of Annie's
Bast and

was

the

on

third low net.

IMAX 3-D film The

and

Winners received their trophies
secondary prizes were handed out at

co-cinematographer

the NBC miniseries The

(73) won low gross, with Ted Harrison
(68), Jon Kunkel (69) and Michael
Burgess (69) placing first, second and

Long Hot

Summer.
Smoot

recently completed the
Journey of Man for
Sony Pictures/Cirque du Soleil, which is
featured in this issue

on

page 104.

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