Ken Arlidge
Ken Arlidge is credited in the camera department for Full Metal Jacket, working as a Helicopter Camera on the 1987 film. The role involved capturing aerial footage integral to the Vietnam War setting, contributing to the film’s visual documentation of military operations from above.
Biography
Ken Arlidge is credited in the camera department for Full Metal Jacket, working as a Helicopter Camera on the 1987 film. The role involved capturing aerial footage integral to the Vietnam War setting, contributing to the film’s visual documentation of military operations from above. Arlidge’s work in this capacity reflects a specialized technical contribution within cinematography, focusing on aerial perspectives to enhance the film’s realism.
In 1992, Arlidge served as the Second Unit Director of Photography for Army of Darkness, overseeing the photography for scenes filmed separately from the principal unit. This role typically involves managing additional photography units, ensuring consistency with the film’s visual style while capturing supplementary material such as action sequences…
