Derick Williams

After graduating from Nottingham University, Williams started work as assistant cameraman on Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail (1929). He subsequently advanced through the ranks to become the head of Gainsborough's camera department in the early 1930s. Headed his own production company in the 1950s.

Camera

1929

[ ] Blackmail (Assistant Camera)

1930

[ ] Juno and the Paycock (Assistant Camera)

1933

[ ] The Lucky Number (Director of Photography)

1935

[ ] Dark World (Camera Operator)

1939

[ ] Inspector Hornleigh (Director of Photography)
[ ] Ask a Policeman (Director of Photography)

1942

[ ] In Which We Serve (Additional Camera)

1945

[ ] The Way to the Stars (Director of Photography)

1946

[ ] Beware of Pity (Director of Photography)

1947

[ ] White Cradle Inn (Director of Photography)

1948

[ ] My Brother Jonathan (Director of Photography)

1949

[ ] For Them That Trespass (Director of Photography)

Production

1955

[ ] The Pickpocket (Producer)

1956

[ ] Safe and Sound (Producer)
[ ] The Inveterate Gambler (Producer)

1963

[ ] Seventy Deadly Pills (Producer)

1968

[ ] On the Run (Producer)

Crew

1943

[ ] The Gentle Sex (Special Effects)
[ ] The Flemish Farm (Special Effects)

Directing

1955

[ ] Halloween Party (Director)

1956

[ ] Old Silas (Director)
[ ] Grandpa's Portrait (Director)
[ ] The Laughing Clown (Director)