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[Markku Salmi on Bert Glennon] '"The camera is the pen of our craft," stated Josef von Sternberg. Though Bert Glennon is, typically, not mentioned in his autobiography, and though Lucien Ballard has cast some doubt on the validity of the official credits on the Sternberg films, I still choose to believe that Glennon was his most talented scribe.'
Bert Glennon - Writer. Cinematographer and Director. Nationality: American. Born: Bert Lawrence Glennon in Anaconda, Montana, 19 November 1893 (or 1895). Education: Attended Stanford University, California, graduated 1912. Military Service: Pursuit pilot instructor during World War I. Career: 1912—stage manager for theater entrepreneur Oliver ...
Bert Glennon. Cinematographer: Stagecoach. While attending Stanford University in 1912, Bert Glennon was hired as an assistant cameraman, and, upon graduation, went into the film business full-time. Becoming a director of photography in 1916, Glennon became one of the industry's most respected craftsmen and worked often for such perfectionist directors as John Ford and Cecil B. DeMille. His success as a cinematographer didn't carry over to his attempts at directing,...
1993 - Present· Simi Valley, California. Design and Instruct Athletes in the use of High Performance Sports Specialization Programs. Former Owner/Staff Instructor 90906 at Downunder Divers Expeditions. 1994 - 1999· Simi Valley, California. Bert Glennon PADI IDC Staff Instructor 90906 Master Scuba Diver Trainer Dive Master 90906 Specialty ...
Also known as. English. Bert Glennon. American film director and cinematographer (1893-1967) Robert Lawrence Glennon. Bert Lawrence Glennon.
Bert Glennon (1893-1967) is an american cinematographer. Bert Glennon American film director and cinematographer (1893-1967) Upload media Wikipedia ...
[Markku Salmi on Bert Glennon] '"The camera is the pen of our craft," stated Josef von Sternberg. Though Bert Glennon is, typically, not mentioned in his autobiography, and though Lucien Ballard has cast some doubt on the validity of the official credits on the Sternberg films, I still choose to believe that Glennon was his most talented scribe.'
