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Birthplace:
Kingston, Herefordshire, England
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An Academy Award-winning cinematographer who won the New York Film Critics Award for his first debut as a director ("A World Apart" 1988), Chris Menges began his career as an assistant editor and camera operator and even worked as a sound recordist several times before working his way up to director of photography. Menges had his first real break as a documentary cameraperson and editor in the 1960s and 70s traveling wherever there was war and insurrection--Burma, Angola, Vietnam and Tibet--working with documentary filmmaker Adrian Cowell. Back in his native England, Menges early feature work
1958
Was assistant to filmmaker Alan Forbes
1960
Began working for Contemporary Films, a distribution company
Worked as assistant editor and camera assistant for Derek Knight & Partners
1963
Joined Granada TV's "World in Action" team as cameraman
1969
First feature as director of photography, "Kes", directed by Kenneth Loach
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