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Robert E. Collins (II) (1935–2008)

Cinematographer | Camera and Electrical Department | Actor

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Moved to Hollywood, California while a teenager and initially worked as an editor at a local TV station.

Born:

Robert Ewing Collins
in Lubbock, Texas, USA

Died:

(age 72) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA
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2006 The Teachings of Jon (TV documentary)
 
1994 Moment of Truth: Cradle of Conspiracy (TV movie)
 
1992 Sewer Shark (Video Game) (as Bob Collins)
 
1992 Double or Nothing: The Rise and Fall of Robert Campeau (as Bob Collins)
 
1991 Dinosaurs (TV series)
– The Howling (1991) (director of photography)
– High Noon (1991) (director of photography)
– Hurling Day (1991) (director of photography)
– The Mating Dance (1991) (director of photography)
– The Mighty Megalosaurus (1991) (director of photography)
 
1990 The Urban Gorilla (TV documentary)
 
1989 The Debbie Allen Special (TV movie)
 
1988 Moonwalker
 
1988 Desert Rats (TV movie) (director of photography)
 
1987 Destination America (TV movie) (director of photography)
 
1987 The Bronx Zoo (TV series)
 
1986 Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (TV series)
– A Fighting Choice (1986)
 
1986 16 Days of Glory (documentary)
 
1986 Club Med (TV movie)
 
1986 The Making of 'Captain Eo' (TV special documentary)
 
1985 The Twilight Zone (TV series)
 
1985 Suburban Beat (TV movie)
 
1985 Generation (TV movie)
 
1985 Sins of the Father (TV movie)
 
1984 Miami Vice (TV series)
– Brother's Keeper (1984) (director of photography)
 
1984 Strong Kids, Safe Kids (video documentary short) (as Bob Collins)
 
1984 The Hoboken Chicken Emergency (TV movie)
 
1983 Americana
 
1983 Packin' It In (TV movie) (director of photography / as Robert Collins)
 
1983 Physic Connection (documentary)
 
1974-1980 ABC Afterschool Specials (TV series)
– The Heartbreak Winner (1980) (director of photography)
– Which Mother Is Mine? (1979) (director of photography)
– It's a Mile from Here to Glory (1978) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
– The Pinballs (1977) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
– Very Good Friends (1977) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
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1980 High Ice (TV movie)
 
1979 The Gathering, Part II (TV movie) (director of photography / as Robert Collins)
 
1979 The Gift (TV movie)
 
1979 Hart to Hart (TV series)
– Hart to Hart (1979) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
 
1979 The Scarlet Letter (TV mini-series) (as Bob Collins)
 
1978 Kojak (TV series)
– In Full Command (1978) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
– Photo Must Credit Joe Paxton (1978) (director of photography / as Robert Collins)
 
1977 Cracking Up (as Bob Collins)
 
1977 Danger in Paradise (TV movie)
 
1976 Revenge for a Rape (TV movie) (director of photography)
 
1976 Bronk (TV series)
– Death with Honor (1976) (director of photography)
 
1975 You and Me
 
1975 Dead Man on the Run (TV movie)
 
1973 Schlock
 
1972 Love! Love! Love! (TV movie) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
 
1971 The American West of John Ford (TV documentary) (director of photography / as Bob Collins)
 
1971 On Any Sunday (documentary)
 
1970 Peggy Fleming at Sun Valley (TV movie)
 
Show ShowCamera and Electrical Department (11 titles)
2003 Surrendering in a Champion's World (short) (second camera operator - as Robert Collins)
 
1984 Airwolf (TV series) (aerial director of photography)
 
1983 Octopussy (additional photographer - as Bob Collins)
 
1982 Deadly Encounter (TV movie) (aerial photographer - as Robert Collins)
 
1981 King of the Mountain (photographer: second unit)
 
1980 The Return of Frank Cannon (TV movie) (director of photography: second unit - uncredited)
 
1980 Swan Song (TV movie) (director of photography: additional photography)
 
1978 Superman (additional photographer: New Mexico)
 
1977 The Kentucky Fried Movie (photographer: Ten Minute Presentation - as Bob Collins)
 
1976 Cannonball! (photographer: second unit - as Bob Collins)
 
1975 Pacific Challenge (documentary) (additional photographer)
 
Show ShowActor (1 title)
1973 Schlock
Bartender
 
Show ShowEditor (1 title)
1966 National Geographic Specials (TV series documentary)
– The World of Jacques-Yves Cousteau (1966)
 
Show ShowThanks (1 title)
2000 George Washington (thanks - as Robert Collins)
 

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Moved to Hollywood, California while a teenager and initially worked as an editor at a local TV station. See more »