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Surviving 'Roar': The Most Dangerous Film Ever Made
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Surviving 'Roar': The Most Dangerous Film Ever Made

Today's blog comes from director, cinematographer and Stage 32 member, Randolph Sellars. Randolph resides in Portland, Oregon and has worked in the film industry for more than 30 years, contributing to over 23 feature films as a First/Second-Unit Director of Photography. He has completed projects for such major networks as NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, BBC, HBO, Showtime, Discovery and National Geographic. In today's blog, Randolph discusses his time working on the 1981 film, Roar, what led to it…

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