Untold Story of Hollywood’s Forgotten Cherokee Filmmaker
Looking at the Lens Through Lucien
During the Golden Age of Hollywood, one of the leading names in cinematography was that of Lucien Ballard, a Cherokee from Miami, Oklahoma. Lucien spent his early adulthood rising through the ranks of Hollywood and forged a decades-spanning career containing some of the landmark films of his time. From the 1930s through the 70s, Lucien’s talent left a mark on the art of filmmaking, and the ripples of his influence are still felt today.
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