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Grover C. Laube (* 29. March 1887 in South Dakota , United States ; † 29. May 1969 in Los Angeles , California) was an American film technicians , who in the years 1941 and 1945 with the Oscar for special services ( Academy Award of Merit ), respectively, with the Oscar for technical merit ( technical Achievement Award was awarded).

Life

Laube worked as a film technician for 20th Century Fox and was awarded the Oscar for special merits at the 1941 Academy Awards, along with Daniel Clark, Charles Miller and Robert W. Stevens. He received the Class I award in the form of a statuette for the conception and construction of a special camera for 20th Century Fox ('For the design and construction of the 20th Century Silenced Camera'). The scientific and technical awards, as well as those for special achievements, are class I to III awards.

At the Academy Awards in 1945 , Laube was honored with the Academy Technical Achievement Award Class III, which consists of a certificate, for "For the development of a continuous loop projection device."

In 1958, Arbor was the Oscar-nominated war romance South Pacific by Joshua Logan with Rossano Brazzi and Mitzi Gaynor worked in Camera and Electrical Department.

Awards

  • 1941 : Oscar for technical merit ( Academy Award of Merit )
  • 1945 : Oscar for technical merit ( Academy Technical Achievement Award )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Grover C. Laube at familysearch.org (English)
  2. a b The Official Academy Awards Database. In: AwardsDatabase Oscars.org. Retrieved on April 5, 2019 (English, enter Grover Laube under Nominee and click Search button).
  3. Academy Award of Merit in the IMDb - Internet Movie Database (English)
  4. Technical Achievement Award Winners in the IMDb (English)