Lucien Ballard
1908–1988 · 25 titles in the catalogue
Lucien Ballard, the cinematographer best known for his collaboration with directors Sam Peckinpah and Josef von Sternberg, was born in Miami, Oklahoma. Ballard became a wanderer after dropping out of the Ivy League University of Pennsylvania and the University of Oklahoma, journeying to China in search of opportunity. When he returned to the United States after not finding any, Ballard gained employment in the lumber business, working in a mill sawing trees and surveying land.
Lucien Ballard died near his Rancho Mirage, California, home in a car accident on October 1, 1988. He was 80 years old.
Their work
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The Killing1956Director of Photography
The Wild Bunch1969Director of Photography
True Grit1969Director of Photography
The Party1968Director of Photography
The Getaway1972Director of Photography
The Parent Trap1961Director of Photography
The Sons of Katie Elder1965Director of Photography
Ride the High Country1962Director of Photography
Breakheart Pass1975Director of Photography
The Ballad of Cable Hogue1970Director of Photography
Nevada Smith1966Director of Photography
Don't Bother to Knock1952Director of Photography
Morocco1930Assistant Camera · Director of Photography
Blonde Venus1932Assistant Camera
Junior Bonner1972Director of Photography
Will Penny1967Director of Photography
Breakout1975Director of Photography
The Outlaw1943Additional Photography
Hour of the Gun1967Director of Photography
Murder by Contract1958Director of Photography
Boeing, Boeing1965Director of Photography
The Desert Rats1953Director of Photography
Elvis: That's the Way It Is1970Director of Photography
The Lodger1944Director of Photography
Love Me Tonight1932First Assistant Camera
