Hugh Johnson (cinematographer)

Hugh Johnson
Hugh Johnson
Born	Navan, County Meath, Ireland
Died	June 2015; Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Occupation	Cinematographer; film director;
Years active	1977–2011
Known for	G.I. Jane; The Chronicles of Riddick

Hugh Johnson (died June 2015)[1] was an Irish cinematographer and director of film and commercials[2][3] known for his collaborations with Ridley Scott and his brother Tony, working on films like The Duellists, The Hunger, G.I. Jane, and Kingdom of Heaven.

Filmography

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1996	White Squall	Ridley Scott	N/A
1997	G.I. Jane	Ridley Scott	Also 2nd unit director
2004	The Chronicles of Riddick	David Twohy	N/A
2006	Eragon	Stefen Fangmeier	N/A
2007	From a Place of Darkness	Douglas Alan Raine	Independent film Also 2nd unit director
2008	A Line in the Sand	Jeffrey Chernov	Independent film
2011	Two Friendly Ghosts	Parker Ellerman	Short film
2011	Shinya Kimura	Henrik Hansen	Documentary short

Year	Title	Director of Photography	Notes	Director
1974	Stardust	Anthony B. Richmond	Clapper loader	Michael Apted
1977	The Duellists	Frank Tidy	Clapper loader	Ridley Scott
1983	The Hunger	Stephen Goldblatt	Focus puller Additional photography	Tony Scott
1992	1492: Conquest of Paradise	Adrian Biddle	2nd unit director of photography 2nd unit director	Ridley Scott
1999	Chill Factor	David Gribble	Director	N/A
2005	Kingdom of Heaven	John Mathieson	2nd unit director of photography 2nd unit director	Ridley Scott

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