chief cameraman

In 1920 he made his first film as chief cameraman for the company Emelka.

Klaus Matzkas, the chief cameraman, was all for breaking the rules.

Wolf became chief cameraman and editor of The Chelsea Tapes.

The chief cameraman began to rave. "

During the First World War he also made his debut as Chief Cameraman.

He later became DeMille's chief cameraman and would continue to work with DeMille throughout his career.

The homemade melodramas he filmed with his friends always credited "J. Cousteau" as producer, director and chief cameraman.

Who's my chief cameraman?"

He has worked on many occasions with his brother and sisters, with whom he collaborates on a regular basis as chief cameraman.

Melih Uzunyol, who died in the Atlanta bombing today, was the chief cameraman of the state-owned Turkish Television.

Jack Bryson, the chief cameraman, told her as they waited for the director's 'OK' to strike the set, a quizzical grin seaming his weather-beaten face.

Already having worked on numerous projects with Pete Townshend, he is the chief cameraman for Townshend's partner Rachel Fuller.

Herbert Matter, Miss Dehn's chief cameraman, provides some striking silhouetted passages, sensitively using special effects to capture the excitement of the dance and music.

He began his film career straight after leaving school and worked for two years in camera crews before becoming a chief cameraman for the first time in 1936, with 20th Century Fox.

Art Kaye, the hulking bespectacled chief cameraman, had taken it as a technical question on the difficulties of location shooting over three miles above sea level where cameras would want to freeze up.

As well as the construction process, early on in the reel just after the flap testing is shown, chief cameraman Chick Fowl and his camera are briefly shown as they film the workers.

The producer was Harold Cox, D. A. Smith was the editor, the chief cameraman was Alan Lawson and J. K. Byer was head of sound recordists.

For Mr. van Munster, the show is the culmination of his lengthy career as a globe-trotting documentarian, a rough-and-tumble life that included several seasons in harm's way as the chief cameraman on "Cops."

She controversially replaced Seven's Los Angeles correspondent Louise Pennell, who was informed of her impending replacement by the bureau's chief cameraman, Trent Miller, who was Sadler's boyfriend.

After spending World War II making films for the Army Film Unit, Mr. Young became chief cameraman of MGM's British arm, working with such directors as John Ford, King Vidor and George Cukor.

The small convoy consisted of a truck, which carried the cameras and some of the work crew, and a large Daimler limousine for Colonel Rudloff Brunner, Herr Frederick Gussman, director and a man named, Schwartz, his chief cameraman.