No. 6 - Walk the Line

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The Head Mime examines the work of cinematographer Phedon Papamichael.

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This week, the Head Mime reviews the work of [feddin PApa-mike-al] Phedon Papamichael, cinematographer for the Johnny Cash biographical movie, Walk the Line, and many other films. Born in Germany, Papamichael is well-known as an American cinematographer with a varied and impressive work history. The head mime contemplates Papamichael's career trajectory, film choices and collaborations with multiple directors. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and visit our facebook page at facebook.com/mimeseverywhere. Have a question for the Head Mime? Leave it on the facebook page, or email her directly at [email protected]. Consider joining the "Mime Extra" club where you can listen to the podcast without ads, and get a bonus interview or think piece each week. Only $30 a year, and you get your very own "I listen to the Mimecast" mug.

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