Operator
Discover a comprehensive list of notable personalities who have left their mark in the realm of "Operator." From industry leaders to renowned innovators, explore the profiles of influential individuals who have shaped the field.

Yves Cape
Belgium
BelgiumBelgian cinematographer

Carlo Di Palma
Italy
ItalyItalian and American cinematographer.

Ellen Kuras
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer

Ezhi Lipman
Poland
PolandFamous cinematographer

Gilbert Taylor
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish cinematographer

Aldo Graziati
Italy
ItalyItalian cinematographer

Henri Decae
France
FranceFrench cinematographer.

Henri Alekan
France
FranceFrench cinematographer

Bella Kuptievskaya
Ukraine
UkraineSoviet cinematographer

Renato Berta
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss cinematographer

Michael Komov
Belarus
BelarusBelarusian cinematographer

Walter Lassally
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish cinematographer of German origin

Radomir Vasilevskiy
Ukraine
UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian cameraman and film director

Michael Reed
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish cinematographer, talented cameraman

Emmanuel Lubezki
Mexico
MexicoMexican film industry figure, cameraman.

Dean Cundey
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer

Peter Deming
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer.

Edward Klosinski
Poland
PolandPolish cinematographer.

Georgiy Beisingertz
German and Soviet artist and cinematographer

Agnes Godard
France
FranceFrench cinematographer

Leonid Burlaka
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian cinematographer

Lucien Ballard
USA
USAAmerican operator

Maryse Alberti
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer.

Charles Lang
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer

Yuriy Zhelyabuzhsky
Soviet cameraman, director, screenwriter. Member of the CPSU

Gianni Di Venanzo
Italy
ItalyItalian cinematographer.

Solomon Kogan
Soviet cinematographer

Andrey Bulinsky
Belarusian Soviet cinematographer

Conrad Hall
USA
USAOne of the best cinematographers in Hollywood

Vilen Kalyuta
Ukraine
UkraineSoviet, Ukrainian and Russian cinematographer

Slawomir Idziak
Poland
PolandPolish cinematographer who has directed more than 40 Polish and foreign films.

Ernest Laszlo
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer

Andrew Lesnie
Australia
AustraliaAustralian cinematographer

Joseph Deschanel
USA
USAAmerican cinematographer.

Jose Luis Alcaine
Spain
SpainSpanish cinematographer

Jonas Gricius
Lithuania
LithuaniaSoviet Lithuanian cinematographer. Laureate of the USSR State Prize (1967), laureate of the Lithuanian National Prize for Culture and Arts (2013)[1]. Member of the CPSU since 1960.

Izrail Pikman
Belarus
BelarusSoviet cinematographer, director, photographer.

Vilmos Zsigmond
Hungary
HungaryHungarian and American cinematographer

Roger Antony Deakins
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish cinematographer

Konstantin Chet
Germany
GermanyGerman cinematographer of Russian origin.

Stuart Dryburgh
Great Britain
Great BritainNew Zealand cinematographer

Sacha Vierny
France
FranceFrench cinematographer

Guy Dufaux
Canada
CanadaCanadian cinematographer and film director

Georgiy Kalatozishvili
Georgia
GeorgiaGeorgian cinematographer, film director, actor and screenwriter.

Giuseppe Lanci
Italy
ItalyItalian cinematographer.

Ghislain Cloquet
France
FranceFrench cinematographer of Belgian origin

Vittorio Storaro
Italy
ItalyItalian-American cinematographer.

Ferdinand Pecenka
Czech
CzechCzech operator

Hugo Colace
Argentina
ArgentinaArgentine cinematographer

Uldis Brauns
Latvia
LatviaSoviet and Latvian cameraman, documentary and feature film director