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Laurie White
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Camera and Electrical Department
Cinematographer
Director
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Laurie White is known for
Hoosiers (1986)
,
Six-String Samurai (1998)
and
What's Cooking? (2000)
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Known for
Hoosiers
7.4
Additional Crew
(Mr. De Haven)
1986
Six-String Samurai
6.4
Camera and Electrical Department
(campfire crew)
1998
What's Cooking?
6.8
Camera and Electrical Department
(as Laurie White Hayball, "b" camera)
2000
I Woke Up Early the Day I Died
5.4
Camera and Electrical Department
1998
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Camera and Electrical Department
5
Cinematographer
2
Director
1
Art Director
1
Additional Crew
1
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Camera and Electrical Department
Previous
5
What's Cooking?
6.8
camera operator: "b" camera
(as Laurie White Hayball)
2000
Six-String Samurai
6.4
Steadicam operator
Steadicam operator: campfire crew
1998
I Woke Up Early the Day I Died
5.4
Steadicam operator
1998
U2: Rattle and Hum
7.6
film loader: Denver concert film crew
first assistant camera: US documentary crew
1988
Kandyland
4.4
second assistant camera
1988
Cinematographer
Previous
2
He's So Fine
7.2
Cinematographer
1993
Terrifying Tales
4.1
Video
Cinematographer
(segment Ten Seconds To Countdown)
1989
Director
Previous
1
The Story of Golf
8.5
TV Movie
Director
2000
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Laurie White Hayball
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