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John Alton (I) (1901–1996)
Starting out in 1924 as a lab technician at MGM, John Alton left there for Paramount to become a cameraman. He traveled to France and then to South America, where he wrote, photographed and directed several Spanish-language films. Returning to Hollywood in 1937, he soon achieved a reputation as one of the industry's most accomplished ...
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Died:(age 94) in Santa Monica, California, USA |
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There is no doubt in my mind that the most beautiful music is sad, and the most beautiful photography is in a low-key, with rich blacks. See more »Trivia:
In the early 1930s, Alton traveled to Argentina to help develop that country's film industry. He helped train several cinematographers and directors, photographed over 20 films himself, and even directed several. See more »Star Sign:
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