
Per Jonson
Known for
Cinematography
Born
April 11, 1910
Birthplace
Kristiania [now Oslo], Norway
Died
October 16, 1975 (aged 65)
Biography
Per Gunnar "PeGe" Jonson was a Norwegian cinematographer, and also worked as a producer and director. Although he initially pursued engineering studies, he became involved in sports, serving as coach for the Polish national ski jumping team from 1933. His affiliation with ski jumping led to his engagement as a film assistant during the production of the official film documenting the 1936 Winter Olympics.
In 1938, Jonson was appointed chief cinematographer at Norsk Film A/S, Norway’s leading film production company at the time. During the Second World War, his connection to the military led to his appointment as head of the film unit within the Norwegian Armed Forces High Command in 1943. He...
Best known work
Filmography
1961
Oslofilm: Framhuset 25 årCinematography, Director
1959
Owls in the MarshProducer
1958
It Happened One NightDirector of Photography
1957
Selv om de er småDirector of Photography, Producer
1957
Eight O’Clock SharpDirector of Photography
1957
Smuglere i smokingWriter
1956
Roser til MonicaWriter, Director of Photography
1955
Hjem går vi ikkeCinematography
1954
Suicide MissionDirector of Photography
1954
HeksenetterProducer, Cinematography
1952
Emergency LandingDirector of Photography
1951
Chimes in BellsDirector of Photography
1951
Flukten fra DakarCamera Supervisor
1951
MaimedDirector of Photography
1950
Marianne på sykehusCinematography
1950
Oslofilm: Oslo: 24 timer av byens livDirector, Cinematography
1948
Hvor fartøy flyte kanCinematography
1948
TrollfossenCinematography
1947
Five Years, As We Saw ThemDirector
1947
Sankt Hans festCinematography
1941
GullfjelletDirector of Photography
1940
Tante PoseDirector of Photography
1939
Gjest BaardsenDirector of Photography









