Georg Krause

1901–1986 (age 85)

Biography

Georg Krause was a skilled cinematographer who contributed to German film during the twentieth century. Working in Berlin, he was part of the technical and artistic teams that shaped cinema during this dynamic period of film history.

Krause's work behind the camera helped bring visual narratives to life, reflecting the evolving techniques and aesthetics of cinematography. His career spanned decades of significant change in film technology and artistic practice.

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