John Arnold (cinematographer)

John Arnold (cinematographer)
1889 - 1964
John Arnold (cinematographer)  American Cinematographer
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Birthday 30th November, 1888
Died 1964
Nationality American
Occupation Text Cinematographer
Occupation Cinematographer
Year(s) Active 1914–1956

John Arnold (1889–1964) was an American cinematographer. He began in 1914, and in his 25 years behind the camera, he shot 86 films. He also worked in film administration, directing the cinematography department at MGM, and was president of the American Society of Cinematographers from 1931 through 1937, and again from 1939 to 1941. By 1938, he was regarded as one of the most authoritative experts on cinematography. He invented several pieces of camera equipment and was awarded two Oscars, both Technical Achievement Awards. The first was in 1938 for improvements on the semi-automatic follow focus device used on motion picture cameras, while the second was in 1940 for the development of the MGM mobile camera crane.

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