
Owen Marsh
Camera
Born May 29, 1930 · Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Died January 10, 2021
Also known as Owen T. Marsh
Biography
Owen Marsh was born and raised in the Hollywood film industry, born to a cinematographer father and silent film stage violinist mother. Beginning with several small acting roles as a child, he transitioned to spend seven years (1952–59) in the film labs before finding his calling in production as an assistant cameraman. After another seven-year stint (1963–70) in the Special Visual Effects department at MGM, he found his way back behind the camera for the final 20 years of his career, eventually retiring in 1990 with multiple credits as a director of photography to his name. He was a charter member of the Society of Operating Cameramen and served as the organization's first co-president.
Filmography9 titles

North and South

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore

How the West Was Won

Death Wish

Westworld

Cimarron

Trackdown

Assault on a Queen

The Girl of the Golden West