Buddy Squires is a famous cinematographer as well as a director and producer, who started his career the movie, "Brooklyn Bridge" aired in 1981 and directed by Ken Burns. He was more for the serial cinematography and did his first master piece in the serial, "New York: A Documentary Film" aired in 1999 for its 7 episodes. His second ground breaking cinematography was for the show, "Broadway: The American Musical" for its six episodes.

Now that he achieved a full experience in his field he was offered to work in the serial, "The War" and did it for seven episodes. From 1990 -2008 was the famous serial, "The American Experience" for its 22 episodes that buddy worked as a cinematographer. His famous work in the movies includes, "Free to Dance", "After Innocence", "Nanking" and "Waiting fo r Hockney".

Why is he famous?

He is famous not only as a cinematographer but also as a director and producer of the movies, "Listening to Children: A Moral Journey with Robert Coles", "The Statue of Liberty" and "Ram Dass, Fierce Grac".

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Category: Film Directors  - ( Film Directors Archive)

Date Added: 02 August '09

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