Eugene Gaudio

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Eugene Gaudio was an early 20th-century Italian-American cinematographer who helped pioneer motion picture photography in Hollywood and played a key role in the professionalization of the craft.

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instanceOf Italian-American
cinematographer
person
activeInPeriod early 20th century
causeOfDeath peritonitis
contributedTo development of narrative cinematography techniques
professionalization of cinematography in Hollywood
countryOfBirth Italy
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfDeath United States of America
dateOfBirth 1886-12-31
dateOfDeath 1920-08-01
employer Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company
Paralta Plays
Robertson-Cole
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
ethnicOrigin Italian
familyName Gaudio
fieldOfWork cinematography
motion picture photography
genre silent film
givenName Eugene
hasRelative Tony Gaudio
industry Hollywood studio system
linked to: Hollywood studios

film industry
languageOfWork silent cinema
nationality Italian-American
notableFor early motion picture photography in Hollywood
helping professionalize cinematography as a craft
notableWork Joan the Woman
The Clodhopper
The Little American
The Love Master
The Squaw Man (1918 film)
The Whispering Chorus
occupation cinematographer
placeOfBirth Cosenza
placeOfDeath Los Angeles
residence Los Angeles
sibling Tony Gaudio
workedIn Hollywood
workedOn American silent feature films

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