LEONARD SMITH
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Leonard Smith (April 19, 1894 – October 20, 1947) was a cinematographer who had over 70 film credits from a career that spanned from 1915 to 1946.
Smith's start as a cinematographer came on the now lost 1915 silent film The Battle Cry of Peace.
Throughout his career he also occasionally worked in the camera and electrical department.
Smith's first Academy Award for Best Cinematography (color) nomination came in 1942, for his work on Billy the Kid, sharing the nomination with William V.
- The Mortal Storm 1940
- Lassie Come Home 1943
- The Devil-Doll 1936
- Married Before Breakfast 1937
- Sinner Take All 1936
- Paradise for Three 1938
- The Golden Fleecing 1940
- Murder in the Private Car 1934
- The Idle Rich 1929
- Thoroughbreds Don't Cry 1937
- Parlor, Bedroom and Bath 1931
- Free and Easy 1930
- So This Is College 1929
- The Battle Cry of Peace 1915
- Hold 'Em Jail 1932
- Tarzan Escapes 1936
- Tough Guy 1936
- They Learned About Women 1930
- Reducing 1931
- So This Is Africa 1933
- Eskimo 1933
- Dangerous Number 1937
- The Wizard of Oz 1925
- National Velvet 1945
- The Yearling 1946
- Courage of Lassie 1946
- Broadway Rhythm 1944
- Best Foot Forward 1943
- Seven Sweethearts 1942
- Ship Ahoy 1942
- Design for Scandal 1941
- Smilin' Through 1941
- Billy the Kid 1941
- Go West 1940
- The Captain Is a Lady 1940
- The Ghost Comes Home 1940
- Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President 1939
- At the Circus 1939
- Maisie 1939
- Tarzan Finds a Son! 1939
- Four Girls in White 1939
- Stand Up and Fight 1939
- A Day at the Races 1937
- You Can't Buy Everything 1934
- Marie Antoinette 1938
- Stepping Out 1931