Some great cinematographers

Submitted by kenji on Wed, 02/02/2005 - 04:02
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  • -KAZUO MIYAGAWA: Sansho the Bailiff, Miss Oyu, Ugetsu, Rashomon..
  • -ROBBIE MULLER: Paris Texas, Kings of the Road, Dead Man, Breaking the Waves, Alice in the Cities
  • -VITTORIO STORARO: Apocalypse Now, The Conformist, The Sheltering Sky
  • -SVEN NYKVIST: Persona, Hour of the Wolf, Cries and Whispers, Fanny and Alexander, The Sacrifice
  • -EDOUARD TISSE: Alexander Nevsky, Ivan the Terrible 1+2, Battleship Potemkin, Strike
  • -SACHA VIERNY: Hiroshima mon Amour, Last Year at Marienbad, The Cook the Thief his Wife and her Lover (and i'd love to see Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting)
  • -GREGG TOLAND: Citizen Kane, The Grapes of Wrath, The Best Years of our Lives
  • -ROBERT BURKS: Vertigo, North by Northwest, Rear Window, the Birds, Marnie
  • -JACK CARDIFF: A Matter of Life and Death, The Red Shoes, Black Narcissus
  • -SERGEI URUSSEVSKY: I am Cuba, The Cranes are Flying
  • -GIANNI DI VENANZO:8 1/2, La Notte
  • -RAOUL COUTARD: Pierrot le Fou, Shoot the Pianist, Jules et Jim, Breathless
  • -NESTOR ALMENDROS: Claire's Knee, Days of Heaven, Anne and Muriel
  • -SLAWOWIR IDZIAK: The Double Life of Veronique, Three Colours Blue
  • -GEORGOS ARVANITIS: Eternity an a Day, Ulysses' Gaze, The Travelling Players
  • -GORDON WILLIS: Manhattan, The Godfather trilogy
  • -FREDDIE FRANCIS: The Innocents, The Elephant Man
  • -CHRIS DOYLE: Chungking Express, Fallen Angels
  • -MICHAEL BALLHAUS: Chinese Roulette, The Age of Innocence, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Goodfellas
  • -GEORGI RERBERG: Mirror
  • -VADIM YUSOV: Andrei Rublev
  • -GEOFFREY UNSWORTH: 2001: A Space Odyssey
  • -ALDO SCAVARDA: L'Avventura
  • -MASAO NAKABORI: Maborosi
  • -CHARLES ROSHER, KARL STRUSS: Sunrise
  • -RUSSELL METTY: Touch of Evil
  • -WINTON HOCH: The Searchers
  • -SUBRATA MITRA: Pather Panchali
  • -DINEN GUPTA: Cloud-Capped Star
  • -BORIS KAUFMAN: L'Atalante
  • -ROBERT KRASKER: The Third Man, Henry V, Brief Encounter
  • -RUDOLF MATÉ: The Passion of Joan of Arc
  • -FREDDIE YOUNG: Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago
  • -ROGER DEAKINS: The Man who wan't there
  • -MINORU MIKI, YOZO FUJI: Story of the Late Chrysanthemums
  • -HENNING BENDTSEN: Ordet
  • -PETER DEMING: Mulholland Dr
  • -FRANZ PLANER: Letter from an Unknown Woman
  • -MICHAEL CHAPMAN: Raging Bull
  • -JOHN ALCOTT: Barry Lyndon, The Shining
  • -LUIS CADRADO: Spirit of the Beehive
  • -VILMOS ZSIGMOND: McCabe and Mrs Miller, The Deer Hunter
  • -CONRAD HALL: The Road to Perdition, American Beauty
  • -CHRIS MENGES: The Mission, The Killing Fields, Kes, Local Hero
auto_matt_ic02/02/2005

Escoffier? Mantle? James Wong Howe? Sayeed? Kubrick? Kuras? Wexler? Toll? Deakins?

kenji02/02/2005

Deakins is there, albeit under-represented. The list was a bit rushed and thanks for the suggestions.