Camera
Community Rating
6.2
TMDB estimate
Born
October 25, 1902
Died
October 24, 1956 (age 53)
Born in
Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
Mitsuo Miura (October 25, 1902 – October 24, 1956) was a Japanese cinematographer. In his honor, the Japanese Cinematographers Association established the Miura Prize, awarded to an outstanding young cinematographer every year.
Shozo, a Cat and Two Women
as Director of Photography
1956
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The Legend of the White Serpent
as Director of Photography
1956
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I Saw the Killer
as Director of Photography
1956
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Ticket to Hell
as Director of Photography
1955
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Marital Relations
as Director of Photography
1955
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Love Never Fails
as Director of Photography
1955
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12 Chapters About Women
as Director of Photography
1954
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Mother's First Love
as Director of Photography
1954
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All of Myself
as Director of Photography
1954
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Itsuko to sono haha
as Director of Photography
1954
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The Wild Geese
as Director of Photography
1953
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Where Chimneys Are Seen
as Director of Photography
1953
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Forty-Eight Man
as Director of Photography
1952
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A Ripple in a Morning
as Director of Photography
1952
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Dispersed Clouds
as Director of Photography
1951
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Lady Takarazuka
as Director of Photography
1951
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Tokyo Gate
as Director of Photography
1950
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Once More
as Director of Photography
1947
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Those Who Make Tomorrow
as Director of Photography
1946
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Duel at Yagyu Valley
as Director of Photography
1945
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