List of film director and cinematographer collaborations

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The following is a list of notable film director and cinematographer collaborations. It is ordered by film director.

Contents

Films for which the cinematographer won the Academy Award are in bold.

A

J. J. Abrams

Robert Aldrich

Woody Allen

Pedro Almodóvar

Robert Altman

Wes Anderson

Michael Apted

John G. Avildsen

B

Noah Baumbach

Warren Beatty

Ingmar Bergman

Bruce Beresford

Bernardo Bertolucci

Kenneth Branagh

Tim Burton

C

Frank Capra

John Carpenter

Claude Chabrol

Charlie Chaplin

Coen brothers

Francis Ford Coppola

David Cronenberg

Alfonso Cuarón

D

Joe Dante

Dardenne brothers

Guillermo del Toro

Claire Denis

E

Clint Eastwood

Blake Edwards

Robert Eggers

Atom Egoyan

Sergei Eisenstein

F

Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Federico Fellini

Abel Ferrara


Richard Fleischer

John Ford

Miloš Forman

Marc Forster

Stephen Frears

G

Jean-Luc Godard

D. W. Griffith

H

Lasse Hallström

Michael Haneke

Henry Hathaway

Werner Herzog

Alfred Hitchcock

Ron Howard

John Huston

J

Peter Jackson

Norman Jewison

Rian Johnson

K

Jonathan Kaplan

Lawrence Kasdan

Elia Kazan

Krzysztof Kieślowski

Henry King

Stanley Kubrick

Akira Kurosawa

L

Walter Lang

John Landis

David Lean

Spike Lee

Mike Leigh

Richard Lester

Richard Linklater

Joseph Losey

David Lynch

M

Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Michael Mann

Jean-Pierre Melville

Vincente Minnelli

Kenji Mizoguchi

N

Christopher Nolan

O

Yasujirō Ozu

P

Alan J. Pakula

Park Chan-wook

Alan Parker

Pier Paolo Pasolini

Sam Peckinpah

Todd Phillips

Roman Polanski

Sydney Pollack

Powell and Pressburger

R

Sam Raimi

Mani Ratnam

Brett Ratner

Alain Resnais

Éric Rohmer

Mark Rydell

S

Joseph Sargent

Franklin J. Schaffner

Fred Schepisi

Paul Schrader

Martin Scorsese

Ridley Scott

Don Siegel

Bryan Singer

Douglas Sirk

Steven Spielberg

George Stevens

Oliver Stone

T

Quentin Tarantino

François Truffaut

V

Denis Villeneuve

Paul Verhoeven

W

The Wachowskis

Wim Wenders

Wong Kar-wai

Billy Wilder

Michael Winner

John Woo

Edgar Wright

Joe Wright


William Wyler

Z

Robert Zemeckis

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