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“Moonlight and Valentino,” “Only the Lonely” and “The
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Borrower.”
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An Argentinian native of Italian descent, Macat began
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his career at age 19, working his way up the ranks of the
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Hollywood Cameraman’s Union.  He trained under
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distinguished cinematographers Mario Tosi, ASC, John Alcott,
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BSC, and Chris Menges, BSC.  After studying filmmaking at
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UCLA, Macat became a camera operator in Los Angeles and
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collaborated with Russian director Andrei Konchalovsky on
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four films, inc
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luding “Runaway Train” and “Shy People.”  As a
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cinematographer, Macat’s early work includes numerous music
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videos and commercials shot in the U.S. and abroad.
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TOM MEYER (Production Designer) was production
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designer on “Welcome to Collinwood,” directed by
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Anthony
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and Joe Russo, and “Blue Crush,” directed by John Stockwell.
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He was art director on “Crazy/Beautiful,” also directed by John
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Stockwell; “The Way of the Gun,” directed by Chris
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McQuarrie; “The Crow: Salvation,” directed by Bharat Nalluri;
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and “No
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Vacancy,” directed by Marius Balchumus. He has