Cinematographer
A cinematographer or director of photography is the chief over the camera and light crews working on a film, television production or other live action piece and is responsible for making artistic and technical decisions related to the image. The study and practice of this field is referred to as cinematography.
People with Cinematographer profession (First 49 people) - Page 14
David Rosenthal
American keyboardist
Coline Serreau
French actress
York Shackleton
American filmmaker
Franz Planer
Cinematographer
Arthur Edeson
Cinematographer
Claude Zidi
French film director
Joris Ivens
Dutch documentary filmmaker
Edward Cronjager
American cinematographer
Irving Lerner
American filmmaker
Torsten Breuer
German cinematographer
Leo Tover
American cinematographer
Norbert Brodine
Cinematographer
Jack Hildyard
British cinematographer
Otto Heller
Cinematographer
Arthur Ripley
American film editor
Tom Dokoupil
Musical artist
Jacques Natteau
Director of photography
Clara Aranovich
Director
Jens Schlosser
Cinematographer
Jordan Alan
American film director
Oren Kaplan
Director
Leo Leigh
Film director ‧ Alison Steadman's son
Alex Nepomniaschy
Cinematographer
Giuseppe Andrews
American former actor
Abdolreza Kahani
Iranian filmmaker
Kazuaki Kiriya
Japanese photographer
Andreas Koefoed
Film director
Gayne Rescher
American cinematographer
Lisa Leone
Actor
Johannes Nyholm
Film director
Sunny Joseph
Indian cinematographer
Dion Beebe
Australian cinematographer
Salvatore Totino
American cinematographer
Dave Holstein
TV writer
D. David Morin
Actor
Donal MacIntyre
Irish journalist
James Brabazon
British filmmaker
Julian Gilbey
British film director
Paul Black
American singer
Richard Crudo
American cinematographer
Matthew Cooke
Director
Phillip Adams
American football
Clark Mathis
American cinematographer
Bertram van Munster
American-Dutch co-producer
David M. Walsh
American cinematographer
Frank Tidy
Cinematographer
Matilda Brown
Australian actress
