Woody Bredell

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Woody Bredell was an American cinematographer known for his atmospheric black-and-white photography on classic film noirs and horror films of the 1930s and 1940s.

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instanceOf cinematographer
person
activeInDecade 1930s
1940s
artisticMovement classic film noir
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era Golden Age of Hollywood
fieldOfWork cinematography
genrePeriod classic Hollywood cinema
industry film industry
knownForVisualStyle high-contrast lighting
moody atmospheric photography
nationality American
notableFor atmospheric black-and-white cinematography
film noir cinematography
horror film cinematography
notablePeriod 1930s–1940s
occupation cinematographer
usedTechnique chiaroscuro lighting
expressive shadow composition
low-key lighting
usedTechnology black-and-white film stock
workedInMedium black-and-white film
workedOnGenre film noir
horror film

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The Killers (1946 film) cinematographyBy Woody Bredell
subject linked to: The Killers