Eugen Schüfftan

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Gender	Male
Death	47 years ago
Date of birth	July 21,1893
Zodiac sign	Cancer
Born	Wroclaw
	Poland
Date of died	September 6,1977
Died	New York
	New York
	United States
Job	Film director
	Inventor
	Cinematographer
	Visual Effects Artist
Awards	German Film Award - Honorary Award
	Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White
Parents	Leopold Schüfftan
Production designed	Bluebeard
	The Wife of Monte Cristo
Date of Reg.	2019-02-23 07:47:27
Date of Upd.	2023-05-01 22:47:51
ID	460084

Eyes Without a Face
The Hustler
Port of Shadows
The Strange Woman
Lilith
Bizarre, Bizarre
Head Against the Wall
Something Wild
Three Rooms in Manhattan
Queen of Atlantis
Bluebeard
Hitler's Madman
Without Tomorrow
Mollenard
Ins Blaue hinein
The Novel of Werther
Yoshiwara
Street of Shadows
High and Low
It Happened Tomorrow
The Crisis is Over
The Tender Enemy
The Trouble With Money
A Scandal in Paris
Strange Illusion
Abschied
The Crimson Curtain
The Big Scare
Summer Storm
La Première Nuit
Captain Sindbad
Chappaqua
The Scoundrel
Gunman in the Streets
The Robber Symphony
The Street Song
My Wife, the Impostor
The Virgins
The Cheat
The Smugglers' Banquet
The Marathon Runner
The Emigrant
Invisible Opponent
The Scandal
Gypsies of the Night
The Oil Sharks
Happy Hearts
The Invader
Three Waltzes
The Bloody Brood
People on Sunday

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Eugen Schüfftan Life story

Eugen Schüfftan was a German cinematographer. He invented the Schüfftan process, a special effects technique that employed mirrors to insert actors into miniature sets. One of the early uses of the process was for Metropolis, directed by Fritz Lang.