Person · Cinematographer
Winton C. Hoch
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In short · Shot for five decades — 31 credits, 4 Academy Award wins.
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Academy Awards — Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Award win
Academy Awards — Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Award win
Academy Awards — Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Award win
Academy Awards — Oscar — Scientific or Technical Award (class Iii)
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Cinematographer
30 credits
Necromancy(1972)
Cinematographer
Film
The Green Berets(1968)
Cinematographer
Film
Robinson Crusoe on Mars(1964)
Cinematographer
Film
Sergeants 3(1962)
Cinematographer
Film
Five Weeks in a Balloon(1962)
Cinematographer
Film
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea(1961)
Cinematographer
Film
The Lost World(1960)
Cinematographer
Film
Darby O'Gill and the Little People(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
This Earth Is Mine(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
The Young Land(1959)
Cinematographer
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The Big Circus(1959)
Cinematographer
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The Missouri Traveler(1958)
Cinematographer
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Jet Pilot(1957)
Cinematographer
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The Searchers(1956)
Cinematographer
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Mister Roberts(1955)
Cinematographer
Film
The Redhead from Wyoming(1953)
Cinematographer
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Return to Paradise(1953)
Cinematographer
Film
The Quiet Man(1952)
Cinematographer
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Halls of Montezuma(1951)
Cinematographer
Film
Bird of Paradise(1951)
Cinematographer
Film
The Sundowners(1950)
Cinematographer
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She Wore a Yellow Ribbon(1949)
Cinematographer
Film
Tulsa(1949)
Cinematographer
Film
Joan of Arc(1948)
Cinematographer
Film
3 Godfathers(1948)
Cinematographer
Film
Tap Roots(1948)
Cinematographer
Film
So Dear to My Heart(1948)
Cinematographer
Film
Dive Bomber(1941)
Cinematographer
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The Reluctant Dragon(1941)
Cinematographer
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Rio de Janeiro 'City of Splendour'(1936)
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1 creditAwards & Nominations
4 winsAcademy Awards
- Won1952Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Won1949Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Won1948Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Won1939Oscar — Scientific or Technical Award (class Iii)
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