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Joseph Mallozzi

@BaronDestructo

#AmazingPeopleWithWhomIHaveWorked Given its staggered production schedule, #Stargate made use of multiple Directors of Photography. Jim Menard - who worked on #SG1, #SGA, and #SGU, about 150 episodes all told - was one of my favorites.

3:38 PM · Feb 9, 2020

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Such awesome cinematography, framed perfectly. The camera, when directed well, captures not just the action, but the humanity in that action. This is one of the many things why the #Stargate franchise has such longevity. All the love is on screen.

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and

Is that Nerus?

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Nope 😀

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