James H. White
DirectorProducerCinematographer
- Born
- March 1872
- Died
- 1944
Canadian-American filmmaker James H. White was one of the pioneers of early cinema, the man who filmed the famous short The Kiss (1896). Born in the Canadian Maritime province of Nova Scotia in 1872, he was a 22-year-old gramophone salesman when he went to work at a kinetescope operation in Boston…
Director
| A Yorkshire School(1910) |
| Panoramic View Near Mt. Golden on the Canadian Pacific R. R.(1902) |
| Battle of San Juan Hill(1902) |
| Panoramic View of Mt. Tamalpais(1902) |
| Ostrich Farms at Pasadena(1901) |
Actor
| 'Mid the Cannon's Roar(1910) |
| Life of an American Fireman(1903)as Fire Chief |
| Jack and the Beanstalk(1902)as Farmer |
| Jones Makes a Discovery(1899) |
| Jones' Interrupted Sleighride(1899) |
Producer
| Kansas Saloon Smashers(1901) |
| Panoramic View of Newport(1900) |
| A Wringing Good Joke(1900) |
| Sham Battle on Land by Cadets at Newport Naval Training School(1900) |
| Naval Sham Battle at Newport(1900) |
Cinematographer
Production Manager
| Interrupted Lover(1896) |
Second Unit or Assistant Director
| Life of an American Fireman(1903) |
Production Department
| Execution of Czolgosz with Panorama of Auburn Prison(1901) |