Robbie Greenberg

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Robbie Greenberg
Born
Robert Saul Greenberg

(1947-07-27) July 27, 1947 (age 77)
New York City, New York
Years active1973–2012

Robert Saul Greenberg (born July 27, 1947) is an American cinematographer, best known for his work on the first Free Willy film.[1]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Director Notes
1973 Bizarre Devices Paul Aratow
Barry J. Spinello
1974 Lucifer's Women Paul Aratow
1978 Youngblood Noel Nosseck
1981 Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker William Asher
1982 Swamp Thing Wes Craven Credited as "Robin Goodwin"
Time Walker Tom Kennedy
1983 Doctor Dracula Paul Aratow
Al Adamson 		With Gary Graver
1985 Movers & Shakers William Asher
Creator Ivan Passer
Sweet Dreams Karel Reisz
1988 The Milagro Beanfield War Robert Redford
Far North Sam Shepard
1991 All I Want for Christmas Robert Lieberman
1993 Free Willy Simon Wincer
1994 Squanto: A Warrior's Tale Xavier Koller
1995 Under Siege 2: Dark Territory Geoff Murphy
1996 Sunset Park Steve Gomer
1997 Fools Rush In Andy Tennant
2000 Snow Day Chris Koch
2001 Save the Last Dance Thomas Carter
2003 A Guy Thing Chris Koch
Marci X Richard Benjamin
2006 Even Money Mark Rydell
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause Michael Lembeck
2007 Wild Hogs Walt Becker
2010 Crazy on the Outside Tim Allen

Short film

Year Title Director Notes
1979 A Rainy Day Beth Brickell With J.T. Gillie and Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
2012 Photo Finish Jordan Sommers

Concert film

Year Title Director Note
1979 Rust Never Sleeps Neil Young With Jon H. Else, Paul Goldsmith, Larry Johnson, David Myers, Hiro Narita and Richard Pearce

Television

TV movies

Year Title Director Notes
1980 The Lathe of Heaven David Loxton
Fred Barzyk
1983 This Girl for Hire Jerry Jameson
The Winter of Our Discontent Waris Hussein
1984 My Mother's Secret Life Robert Markowitz
1986 Second Serve Anthony Page
1998 Winchell Paul Mazursky
1999 Introducing Dorothy Dandridge Martha Coolidge
2000 If These Walls Could Talk 2 Segment "1972"
2001 James Dean Mark Rydell
2004 Iron Jawed Angels Katja von Garnier
2005 Warm Springs Joseph Sargent

TV series

Year Title Director Notes
1988 Pacific Bell: The Rain Children Robert Allan Black Miniseries
1993 South of Sunset Andy Tennant Episode "Satyricon"
2005 Prison Break Michael W. Watkins
Brad Turner 		Episodes "Allen" and "Cell Test"

Awards and nominations

American Society of Cinematographers

Year Category Title Result
1998 Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Motion Picture, Limited Series Winchell Won
1999 Introducing Dorothy Dandridge Won
2004 Iron Jawed Angels Won
2005 Warm Springs Won

Camerimage

Year Category Title Result
2006 Golden Frog Even Money Nominated

Primetime Emmy Awards

Year Category Title Result
1998 Outstanding Cinematography for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie Winchell Won
1999 Introducing Dorothy Dandridge Won
2001 James Dean Nominated
2004 Iron Jawed Angels Nominated
2005 Warm Springs Nominated

References

  1. ^ The Ultimate Family Movie Guide. Kappa Books. 2005. p. 59.


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