Bill Butler

Mm-hmm

... and, uh, uh, Bill Butler, the guy, the cinematography of the film, devised new equipment to help underwater shooting.

He basically made a camera rig that is sealed and stable regardless of tide, um, which is really cool.

Uh, yeah, Bruce, so Bruce only has four minutes of screen time in this, the shark.

It was directed by Steven Spielberg, screenplay by Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb, based on Jaws by Peter Benchley, and it stars Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary, and Murray Hamilton.

Cinematography was by Bill Butler.

It was edited by Verna Fields.

Music was by John Williams.

Minnesota at Kansas City.

Jim Cott against Bill Butler in California at Chicago.

Andy Messerschmidt against Billy Wendt.

Now the pitch to Coco and the fastball is over a strike one call.

Barry Moore is 3-2 against George Brunette, 2-4.

Minnesota Twins are at Kansas City.

Jim Cott, 4-1 against Bill Butler, 2-2.

The Cal Angel Car at Chicago.

Let Die was sort of the big one, right? Probably the mainstream one, yeah.

This was also shot by Bill Butler, who shot Jaws.

That

kind of makes sense.