Ernest B. Schoedsack(1893-1979)

Ernest B. Schoedsack est né le 8 juin 1893 en Iowa, États-Unis. Il était réalisateur et directeur de la photographie. Il est connu pour Docteur Cyclope (1940), Les Chasses du Comte Zaroff (1932) et Rango (1931). Il était marié à Ruth Rose. Il est mort le 23 décembre 1979 en Californie, États-Unis.

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Gow
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- Cinéaste
- 1931
Rango
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- Cinéaste
- 1931
The Four Feathers
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- Cinéaste (uncredited)
- 1929
Captain Salisbury's Ra-Mu
- Cinéaste
- 1929
The Lost Empire
- Cinéaste
- 1929
Gow the Head Hunter
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- Cinéaste
- 1928
Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness
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- Cinéaste (uncredited)
- 1927
Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life
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- Cinéaste (recorded for the screen by)
- 1925
Beach of Dreams
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- Cinéaste (as Felix Schoedsack)
- 1921
A Dark Room Secret
Court métrage
- Cinéaste
- 1917
A Love Case
Court métrage
- Cinéaste
- 1917
His Widow's Might
Court métrage
- Cinéaste
- 1917
Her Torpedoed Love
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Court métrage
- Cinéaste (as Felix Schoedsack)
- 1917
Her Fame and Shame
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Court métrage
- Cinéaste (as Felix Schoedsack)
- 1917
Her Marble Heart
Court métrage
- Cinéaste (as Felix Schoedsack)
- 1916

Anecdotes
Ado Kyrou wrote that Schoedsack met Ruth Rose in the Brazilian jungle of Amazonia, when they were conducting separate exploration projects ("Amour Erotisme et Cinema", Le Terrain vague, Paris; page 239). The truth is that in 1925, they were engaged respectively as cameraman and historian by the Cooper-Schoedsack Productions (with Merian C. Cooper, who was director of the department of tropical research of the New York Zoological Society from 1919) to film the exotic the Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) with a linear narrative, as Schoedsack had done in Persia and Siam. Theirs was a case of love at first sight; they married in 1926.