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Joseph Francis Biroc, ASC (February 12, 1903 –
September 7, 1996) was an
American cinematographer. He was born in New York City and
began working in films...
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Biroc or
BIROC may
refer to:
Joseph Biroc (1903–1996),
American cinematographer British Isles Regional Organising Committee (
BIROC) of the
Industrial Workers...
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becoming stuck, the
current navigator,
Biroc,
escapes the ship and
makes his way to the
TARDIS on the
winds of time.
Biroc warns the
TARDIS crew of Rorvik's...
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concerned the
amount of time and
effort allotted by the cinematographer,
Joseph Biroc, to the song and
dance numbers that
featured Ann-Margret,
ostensibly on...
- by Jon
Davison Starring Robert Hays
Julie Hagerty Cinematography Joseph Biroc Edited by
Patrick Kennedy Music by
Elmer Bernstein Production companies...
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music score was by
Gerald Fried and the
cinematography by
Joseph F.
Biroc. The film was
funded by
American Broadcasting Company (ABC),
Palomar Pictures...
- Jaeckel,
Buddy Ebsen and
Peter van Eyck. The
cinematographer was
Joseph Biroc. "A
cynical and grim
account of war", the film is set in the
latter stages...
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appear as the B film it was,
despite the
great noir
camerawork of
Joseph Biroc who
caught how dark the city
could be for
someone on-the-run."
Panic in...
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option it for his next film project.
Oboler said he had
overheard Joseph Biroc and the
camera crew
talking about 3D
while filming The
Twonky and Oboler...
- to
succeed as parody",
although he did
praise the film sets. "Joseph F.
Biroc". "AFI|Catalog". Silver, Alain; Ward, Elizabeth; eds. (1992). Film Noir:...
