Guy Bernard
Sound
- Born
- May 19, 1907 · Chauny, France
- Died
- July 28, 1979 (age 72)
Guy Bernard (born May 19, 1907 in Chauny, Aisne, died July 28, 1979 in Vallauris) was a French musician, composer of many film scores.
Guy Bernard is interested during his studies in Egyptology, but music quickly becomes his vocation. He became a journalist and music critic. The war broke out at the end of his musical studies, and after being taken prisoner of war, he returned to Paris in 1945 where he devoted himself to the emerging movement of film clubs. He joined SACEM in 19462. The author of numerous articles and music for the radio, he was also the author of numerous soundtracks for films, from the end of the 1940s to the 1950s. From the 1960s he mainly directs documentaries and short films.
Known for
Statues Also Die
May 1, 1953
Araya
August 31, 1959
Guernica
June 6, 1951
The Last Vacation
March 24, 1948
Paris 1900
February 25, 1948
La Danse de mort
January 2, 1948
Julietta
June 17, 1953
Reverón
January 1, 1952
Zaa, the Little White Camel
January 1, 1960
Le Trésor des Pieds-Nickelés
March 8, 1950
Émile Zola
December 27, 1954
1848
March 23, 1950
Behind the camera16
- 1967Le Beatnik et le minet Sound
- 1960Zaa, the Little White Camel Music
- 1959Araya Original Music Composer
- 1955Croissance de Paris Music
- 1954Émile Zola Music
- 1953Julietta Original Music Composer
- 1953Statues Also Die Original Music Composer
- 1952Reverón Music
- 1951Guernica Music
- 1950Metro Music