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1. 1. ZuluHoops: a Film about Life and Basketball in Zululand

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   Published on: 5/21/2007   Last Visited: 3/3/2008

   Thomas Burns (Director of Photography) is a Los Angeles-based cinematographer whose fiction and documentary credits include The Village , Past Next Week , Train , The Handgun, Somebody Like Us Gotta Keep Fighting for Us and The Ranch . His film Revolutions Per Minute, which he both directed and shot, received a Student Academy Award in 2002.Thomas holds a Master's degree from Stanford University's Graduate Program in Documentary Film and Video, and was nominated for the 2002 American Society of Cinematographers' John Seitz Heritage Award for outstanding work in the field of motion picture photography.

2. 2. About Headstrong

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   Published on: 7/5/2008   Last Visited: 7/5/2008

   Thomas Burns, Cinematographer
   
   Thomas Burns is an Austin-based cinematographer best known for his work in the nonfiction film world.His documentary credits include Train, The Village and Revolutions Per Minute, which won a Student Academy Award in 2002.Most recently, he worked as the Director of Photography for the forthcoming documentary The Making of McSweeney's No. 14, which explores the behind-the-scenes process of publishing one of the nation's leading literary quarterlies (national DVD release in July 2003).Thomas holds an MA from the Stanford Graduate Program in Documentary Film and Video.In 2002 he was nominated for the American Society of Cinematographers' John Seitz Heritage Award for outstanding work.

3. 3. ili - Team

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   Published on: 11/16/2006   Last Visited: 11/16/2006

   Thomas Burns, CinematographerThomas Burns is an Austin-based cinematographer best known for his work in the nonfiction film world.His documentary credits include Train, The Village and Revolutions Per Minute, which won a Student Academy Award in 2002.Most recently, he worked as the Director of Photography for the forthcoming documentary The Making of McSweeney's No. 14, which explores the behind-the-scenes process of publishing one of the nation's leading literary quarterlies (national DVD release in July 2003).Thomas holds an MA from the Stanford Graduate Program in Documentary Film and Video.In 2002 he was nominated for the American Society of Cinematographers' John Seitz Heritage Award for outstanding work.