Elmer Dyer

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Elmer Dyer, A.S.C. (August 24, 1892 – February 8, 1970) was an American cinematographer, the first film cameraman to specialize in aerial photography. Elmer Dyer, A.S.C. was born in Lawrence, Kansas and died in Hollywood. During WWII was assigned to the Army's Motion Picture Unit (See Photo). He was nominated for an Academy Award for his photography in Air Force (1943).

Camera

1921

[ ] I Am the Woman (Director of Photography)

1923

[ ] The Lone Wagon (Director of Photography)

1924

[ ] Mile-a-Minute Morgan (Director of Photography)

1929

[ ] Flight (Aerial Director of Photography)

1930

[ ] Hell's Angels (Director of Photography)
[ ] The Girl of the Golden West (Camera Operator)
[ ] The Dawn Patrol (Camera Operator)
[ ] The Dawn Patrol (Aerial Camera)

1932

[ ] The Lost Squadron (Aerial Camera)
[ ] The Crowd Roars (Director of Photography)

1934

[ ] Murder in the Clouds (Aerial Camera)

1939

[ ] The Flying Deuces (Aerial Camera)
[ ] Wings of the Navy (Aerial Director of Photography)

1940

[ ] Lightning Strikes West (Director of Photography)

1941

[ ] Dive Bomber (Additional Photography)

1946

[ ] Gallant Journey (Aerial Camera)

1950

[ ] Border Outlaws (Director of Photography)
[ ] I Killed Geronimo (Director of Photography)

1951

[ ] Cattle Queen (Director of Photography)

1952

[ ] Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory (Director of Photography)

Crew

1950

[ ] Timber Fury (Cinematography)

1951

[ ] Korea Patrol (Cinematography)