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Hal Young

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hal Young (1890–1970) was a British cinematographer. After gaining experience in Hollywood he returned to his native Britain where he was employed by Gainsborough Pictures.
The Devil’s Jest(1954)(Director of Photography)
Land of Promise(1946)(Director of Photography)
Night Shift(1942)(Director of Photography)
Broken Blossoms(1936)(Director of Photography)
The Television Follies(1933)(Director of Photography)
Love on the Spot(1932)(Director of Photography)
Many Waters(1931)(Director of Photography)
Tons of Money(1930)(Director of Photography)
The Love Storm(1930)(Director of Photography)
Suspense(1930)(Director of Photography)
The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog(1927)(Director of Photography)
The Triumph of the Rat(1926)(Director of Photography)
The Prude's Fall(1925)(Director of Photography)
The Rat(1925)(Director of Photography)
Fighting Blood(1923)(Film Processor)
The Mystery Road(1921)(Director of Photography)
Burn 'Em Up Barnes(1921)(Director of Photography)
Heedless Moths(1921)(Cinematography)
The Princess of New York(1921)(Director of Photography)
Easy to Get(1920)(Director of Photography)
Widow by Proxy(1919)(Director of Photography)
Fires of Faith(1919)(Camera Operator)
Girls(1919)(Cinematography)
Come Out of the Kitchen(1919)(Cinematography)
Let's Elope(1919)(Director of Photography)
The Two Brides(1919)(Cinematography)
My Cousin(1918)(Director of Photography)
Private Peat(1918)(Cinematography)
A Woman of Impulse(1918)(Director of Photography)
Fedora(1918)(Cinematography)
Love's Conquest(1918)(Cinematography)
Let's Get a Divorce(1918)(Director of Photography)
At the Mercy of Men(1918)(Director of Photography)
Sunshine Nan(1918)(Director of Photography)
The Easiest Way(1917)(Cinematography)
The Price She Paid(1917)(Director of Photography)
The Common Law(1916)(Director of Photography)
The Foolish Virgin(1916)(Director of Photography)
The Dark Silence(1916)(Camera Operator)
Diplomacy(1916)(Director of Photography)
Madame Butterfly(1915)(Director of Photography)