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Birthday: February 06, 2004
An apprentice and assistant cameraman in the silent days, Sam Leavitt became a camera operator in the 1930s. Among his credits were such splashy MGM Technicolor musicals as Bathing Beauty (1944) and Anchors Aweigh (1946). Leavitt found himself harking back to his silent-movie career for his first director of photography assignment: The Thief (1952), a dialogue-less experiment ...more
- 1960
- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scie
- Best Color Cinematography
- Exodus
- nom
- 1959
- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scie
- Best Black and White Cinematography
- Anatomy of a Murder
- nom
- 1958
- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scie
- Best Black and White Cinematography
- The Defiant Ones
- nom
- 1952
- Hollywood Foreign Press Association
- Best Cinematography - Black and White
- The Thief
- nom
- 1975
- The Man in the Glass Booth
- Cinematographer
- 1972
- The Screaming Woman
- Cinematographer
- 1972
- The Longest Night
- Cinematographer
- 1972
- Banacek
- Cinematographer
- 1971
- Star Spangled Girl
- Cinematographer
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