Georgy Arturovich Brusset (February 12, 1907 - July 28, 1975) - Soviet director , screenwriter, cameraman. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1968).
| George Arturovich Brusset | |
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| Birth | February 12, 1907 |
| Death | July 28, 1975 (68 years old) |
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Biography
After graduating from the State College of Cinematography , since 1928 he worked as a cameraman of scientific films. Since 1933, director of science films. Among the films: “Volcanoes” (1945, director of photography), “Plants of Predators” (1947, director of photography), film competition “Botany” (1949-1954, with other directors), “At the Threshold of Consciousness” (1957), “Atoms carry life” (1959), “Through the eyes of a poet” (1964); according to his own script - “On the verge of two worlds” (1962, prize of the International Film Festival in Venice, 1963, prize of the All-Union Film Festival, 1964), “Artist Mayakovsky” (1965), “Page 100” (1969, script with I. S. Tupikin , director with M. M. Kligman).
The author of the book "Unusual Film Artists" (1963) - a story about how films are made about the life of animals.