
Known for
Directing
Birthplace
Athens, Greece
Dimitrios Gaziadis (1899-1959), according to other sources 1897-1961 or 1896-1960, was a Greek cinematographer, one of the first directors of Greek cinema and the founder of the film company "Dag Film" together with his brothers, Michalis and Kostas. He was the first cinematographer who officially undertook to animate the rear areas during the war.[6] He was originally from Constantinople.
He studied photography in Germany and for many years was a professor at the Imperial Film Academy in Munich and at the same time worked as a military cameraman in Berlin, where he was the founder of the film company "Dolik Film", even before "Emelka" and "Ufa" appeared. In World War I, Dimitrios Gaziadis,...
1932
Director
1930
Director
1930
Director, Producer
1929
Director, Writer
1929
Director, Writer
1929
Director, Writer
1928
Director
1927
Director
1922
Director