Bill Arnold (cinematographer)
Bill Arnold is a cinematographer. His film credits include the David Sutherland award-winning documentary films The Farmer's Wife (1998) and Country Boys (2006). He was also the cinematographer for the American reality television series Airline. He has recently been working as a cinematographer with the Canadian television news magazine The Fifth Estate.[1][2]
Notable work
- The Farmer's Wife, the 1998 documentary film which won the 1999 New England Film & Video Festival (New England Spirit Award).[3]
- Airline, the 2004 American television series which was nominated for a 2005 People's Choice Awards in the category of “Favorite Reality Show”.[4]
- Country Boys, the 2006 documentary film which won the 2006 TCA Awards for Outstanding Achievement in News and Information[5]
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gollark: The second one is actually what loads of CC "viruses" did.
gollark: Anyway, things I *can* do about the potatOS removal tool and similar things:- be annoying and compress/encrypt user files to make it mildly more irritating for users once they uninstall it- copy the potatOS install code to `rm`, `ls`, and all other commands, so the tool would have to remove that and until it does potatOS would reinfect you when you did anything- hack the server and stop it working using 1337 h4xx abilities- ???
gollark: Ah, no, DemoVirus actually just downloads the latest copy from pastebin and makes taht startup.
gollark: `fs.copy(shell.getRunningProgram(), "startup")` roughly.
References
- "Credits - the fifth estate". Cbc.ca. 2010-10-22. Retrieved 2012-02-17.
- "Fasten Your Seatbelts | the fifth estate". Cbc.ca. 2010-01-29. Retrieved 2012-02-17.
- New England Film & Video Festival (1999)
- "Airline" (2004) - Awards
- Television Critics Association Awards (2006)
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