Enzo A. Martinelli
About
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Birth Place
Union City, New Jersey, USA
Born
September 13, 1907
Died
February 05, 1997
Filmography
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The Jordan Chance
(1978)
Director Of Photography
Dr. Strange
(1978)
Director Of Photography
Exoman
(1977)
Director Of Photography
Gemini Man
(1976)
Director Of Photography
The Invisible Man
(1975)
Director Of Photography
Mobile Two
(1975)
Director Of Photography
Family & Companions
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Valerie Martinelli
Wife
Survived him.
Biography
Filmography
Cinematography (Feature Film)
The Jordan Chance
(1978)
Director Of Photography
Dr. Strange
(1978)
Director Of Photography
Exoman
(1977)
Director Of Photography
Gemini Man
(1976)
Director Of Photography
The Invisible Man
(1975)
Director Of Photography
Mobile Two
(1975)
Director Of Photography
Heatwave!
(1974)
Director Of Photography
Female Artillery
(1973)
Director Of Photography
Money to Burn
(1973)
Director Of Photography
The Alpha Caper
(1973)
Director Of Photography
The Bravos
(1972)
Director Of Photography
Journey to Shiloh
(1968)
Director of Photography
Tammy and the Millionaire
(1967)
Director of Photography
Cinematography (Special)
Heaven on Earth
(1981)
Director Of Photography
The Gypsy Warriors
(1978)
Director Of Photography
Clinic on 18th Street
(1974)
Director Of Photography
Fools, Females and Fun: I've Gotta Be Me
(1974)
Director Of Photography
Fools, Females and Fun: What About That One?
(1974)
Director Of Photography
Cinematography (TV Mini-Series)
The Gossip Columnist
(1980)
Director Of Photography
Harold Robbins' "79 Park Avenue"
(1977)
Director Of Photography
Misc. Crew (TV Mini-Series)
The Gossip Columnist
(1980)
Other
Life Events
1929
Joined special effects department at Warner Bros.
1932
Worked on "White Zombie" with his uncle Arthur
1936
Worked at Columbia Studios visual effects department, where he executed process, miniature and insert photography
1942
Joined Republic Studios as an operating cameraman in both special effects and production cinematography
1966
Promoted to director of photography
1966
Photographed 103 episodes of NBC series "The Virginian"
1972
Became a member of ASC
1975
Worked on the NBC 90-minute pilot and series of "The Invisible Man"
1980
Underwent major surgery
1987
Retired in April
Family
Aurthur Martinelli
Uncle
Cinematographer. Enzo's guardian.
Tony Martinelli
Brother
Died in 1996.
Vincent Martinelli
Son
Cinematographer. Member of ASC; survived him.
Companions
Valerie Martinelli
Wife
Survived him.
