Person

Paul P. Perry

Camera · 1891–1963 · Denver, Colorado, USA

Biography

American pioneer cinematographer of the silent screen, often working on the films of the director George Melford. One of the first to experiment with colour.

Known for

Filmography

1942Concierto de almasCinematography
1942A Bride in TroubleDirector of Photography
1941La hora de las sorpresasCinematography
1941Last RefugeDirector of Photography
193924 hours freeDirector of Photography
1929Love In The DesertCinematography
1929The Air LegionCinematography
1928Sinners in LoveDirector of Photography
1925Waking Up the TownDirector of Photography
1925Souls for SablesCinematography
1924On the Stroke of ThreeCinematography
1924Life's Greatest GameCinematography
1922Singed WingsDirector of Photography
1921The Little MinisterDirector of Photography
1921The House That Jazz BuiltDirector of Photography
1921The Outside WomanCinematography
1921The JucklinsCinematography
1920The Round-UpDirector of Photography
1920Behold My WifeDirector of Photography
1920The Sea WolfCinematography
1919Told in the HillsDirector of Photography
1919Men, Women, and MoneyDirector of Photography
1919Pettigrew's GirlDirector of Photography
1918Such a Little PirateDirector of Photography
1918The Cruise of the Make-BelievesDirector of Photography
1918SandyCinematography
1918The Bravest WayDirector of Photography
1917Nan of Music MountainCinematography
1917The Ghost HouseDirector of Photography
1917What Money Can't BuyCinematography
1917Lost and WonDirector of Photography
1916The LashDirector of Photography
1916The Thousand-Dollar HusbandCinematography

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