Julius Jaenzon
- Camera
- July 8, 1885 · Göteborg, Göteborg- och Bohus län, Sweden
- February 17, 1961
Biography
Julius Jaenzon (8 July 1885 – 17 February 1961) was a Swedish cinematographer, essential in the early Swedish silent cinema. He is most known for his collaborations with directors Victor Sjöström and Mauritz Stiller, particularly in adaptions of novels by Selma Lagerlöf. Especially the accuracy with which he mastered the double exposure, for example in The Phantom Carriage, was much admired at the time.
Known for
Filmography
- Med Ingrid Bergman på Berns · Self
- Livet på Forsbyholm · Cinematography
- Djurgårdskvällar · Cinematography
- Private Number 91-Karlsson · Cinematography
- Jolanta - den gäckande suggan · Cinematography
- Hans officiella fästmö · Cinematography
- Queen for a Night · Cinematography
- Katrina · Cinematography
- Man glömmer ingenting · Cinematography
- Löjtnantshjärtan · Cinematography
- Livet på en pinne · Cinematography
- Dunungen · Cinematography
- Göranssons pojke · Cinematography
- Landstormens lilla argbigga · Cinematography
- Bright Prospects · Cinematography
- One, But a Lion! · Cinematography
- Emelie Högqvist · Cinematography
- Whalers · Cinematography
- The Big Game of the Sea · Cinematography
- Sara Learns Manners · Cinematography
- Klart till drabbning · Cinematography
- The Honeymoon · Cinematography
- Samvetsömma Adolf · Cinematography
- The Marriage Game · Cinematography
- Smålänningar · Cinematography
- Ocean Breakers · Cinematography
- Man's Way with Women · Cinematography
- Kungliga Johansson · Cinematography
- Giftasvuxna döttrar · Cinematography
- Love and Deficit · Cinematography
- Oaths · Cinematography
- Father and Son · Cinematography
- From the Farthest Reaches · Cinematography
- Charlotte Löwensköld · Cinematography
- Father and Son · Cinematography
- Ulla, My Ulla · Director, Cinematography
- Frida's Songs · Cinematography
- For Her Sake · Cinematography
- Sample Without Value · Cinematography
- The Dream Waltz · Director, Cinematography
- Triumph of the Heart · Cinematography
- Sin · Cinematography
- Parisiennes · Cinematography
- Sealed Lips · Cinematography
- Stockholm in Colors · Cinematography, Director
- His English Wife · Cinematography
- She Is the Only One · Cinematography
- To the Orient · Cinematography
- The Ingmar Inheritance · Cinematography
- Two Kings · Cinematography
- Life in the Country · Cinematography
- The Saga of Gösta Berling · Cinematography
- The Hell Ship · Cinematography
- The Tale of Gunnar Hede · Cinematography
- Pictures from London · Director
- Love's Crucible · Cinematography
- The Phantom Carriage · Cinematography
- A Lover in Pawn · Cinematography
- Sir Arne's Treasure · Cinematography
- The Downy Girl · Cinematography
- Sons of Ingmar · Cinematography
- The Outlaw and His Wife · Cinematography
- Alexander the Great · Cinematography
- A Man There Was · Cinematography
- The Ballet’s Prima-donna · Cinematography
- The Wings · Cameraman, Cinematography
- Kiss of Death · Cinematography
- The Price of Betrayal · Cinematography
- The First Prize · Cinematography
- The Master Thief · Cinematography
- Madame de Thèbes · Cinematography
- When Artists Love · Cinematography
- The Strike · Cinematography
- The Dagger · Cinematography
- The Red Tower · Cinematography
- The Stormbird · Cinematography
- The Shot? · Cinematography
- The Valet · Cinematography
- For His Love’s Sake · Cinematography
- The Brothers · Cinematography