Harry Jackson (cameraman)
Harry Jackson (born April 15, 1896 in Nebraska , USA , † August 3, 1953 in Hollywood , California , USA ) was an American cameraman.
Life
Jackson began working as a cameraman in 1927 with the film Theft . He remained a busy cameraman well into 1953, the year of his death, involved in nearly 80 productions.
For his work on the comedy It Began in Schneider's Opera House , Jackson was nominated for an Oscar in the category "Best Cinematography" in 1948 .
Filmography (selection)
- 1936: Charlie Chan at the Race Track
- 1937: Mr. Moto and the Smugglers' Gang (Think Fast, Mr. Moto)
- 1937: Charlie Chan on Broadway (Charlie Chan on Broadway)
- 1942: To the Shores of Tripoli
- 1944: Greenwich Village
- 1944: Irish Eyes Are Smiling
- 1947: It started in Schneider's opera house ( Mother Wore Tights )
- 1948: Vengeance Without Mercy (Fury at Furnace Creek)
- 1949: Dancing In The Dark
- 1950: A Ticket to Tomahawk
- 1950: Three little words (Three Little Words)
- 1950: The Hero of Mindanao (American Guerrilla in the Philippines)
- 1951: Okinawa
- 1951: The Pirate Queen (Anne of the Indies)
- 1952: Black Drums (Lydia Bailey)
- 1952: King of the Gauchos (Way of a Gaucho)
- 1953: curtain up! (The Band Wagon)
Web links
- Harry Jackson in the Internet Movie Database (English)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Jackson, Harry |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American cameraman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 15, 1896 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nebraska , USA |
| DATE OF DEATH | 3rd August 1953 |
| Place of death | Hollywood , California , USA |