Made up of the chairs, co-chairs and/or vice-chairs of various committees, subcommittees and working groups.

The ASC MITC has provided leadership throughout the transition of our industry from film to digital including the development of digital techniques and technologies for making movies and television. Continued developments in digital motion imaging technologies, along with significant changes in the production environment, require our continued participation to best ensure that these rapidly advancing technologies effectively serve the creative interests of cinematographers and their filmmaking collaborators in ways that enhance their ability to achieve their creative vision.

As we reflect on the disruptive impact that the pandemic has inflicted upon our personal and professional lives, I marvel at the resilience of our Motion Imaging Technology Council’s determination to continue addressing the rapidly evolving digital imaging technology challenges that are confronting filmmakers. Since its formation in 2002 as the ASC Technology Committee, our agenda over the years has consistently identified the critical technology developments driving the evolution of digital production workflows. The unique nature of our mission has always been the fusion of a solid scientific and engineering knowledge base with a laser focus on how these technologies can best benefit the cinematographer’s ability to utilize them to enhance their creative vision.