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  • In this case the troubling testimony belongs to an Israeli soldier who participated in a senseless revenge killing of Palestinian innocents, but Mograbi handcrafts the layers of remorse that elude Morris's smug "interrotron."

    San Francisco Bay Guardian: Top Stories 2009

  • The director also uses his famous interrotron, a unique device that allows the interviewee to look at both director and camera simultaneously, which makes an interview seem more like a confession.

    Comments for BrightestYoungThings 2009

  • He does this through the use of the “interrotron,” a self-designed camera that allows the interview subject to see a live image of Morris’s face in the eye of the recording camera.

    Chuck Klosterman on Media and Culture Chuck Klosterman 2010

  • He does this through the use of the “interrotron,” a self-designed camera that allows the interview subject to see a live image of Morris’s face in the eye of the recording camera.

    Chuck Klosterman on Media and Culture Chuck Klosterman 2010

  • He does this through the use of the “interrotron,” a self-designed camera that allows the interview subject to see a live image of Morris’s face in the eye of the recording camera.

    Chuck Klosterman on Media and Culture Chuck Klosterman 2010

  • He does this through the use of the “interrotron,” a self-designed camera that allows the interview subject to see a live image of Morris’s face in the eye of the recording camera.

    Eating the Dinosaur Chuck Klosterman 2009

  • He does this through the use of the “interrotron,” a self-designed camera that allows the interview subject to see a live image of Morris’s face in the eye of the recording camera.

    Something Instead of Nothing Chuck Klosterman 2009

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  • Dual camera/teleprompter invention created and used by Errol Morris for film and tv interviews.

    January 9, 2007