Wadid Sirry
Camera
- Born
- August 14, 1914 · Cairo, Egypt
- Died
- May 3, 1984 (age 69)
Wadid Sirry (وديد سري) was an Egyptian cinematographer born on August 4, 1914. He was known as the pioneer of cinematography. He joined Studio Misr at the beginning of his work as an assistant to Mustafa Hassan. Then, he traveled to the United States of America, where he obtained his degree from the University of California. He was the first photographer to learn photography in the United States academically, and filmed his first novel in 1848. In partnership with Sami Brill, in the name of: Love does not die, and filmed 73 films. He died on May 3, 1984.
Known for
Behind the camera39
- 1983The Virgin & the White Hair Director of Photography
- 1979Afraid of Something Director of Photography
- 1978Life is a Moment Director of Photography
- 1978A Man Named Abbas Director of Photography
- 1975The Lady and the Wolves Director of Photography
- 1974The clock strikes ten Director of Photography
- 1973The School of Mischief Director of Photography
- 1973Two-faced Director of Photography
- 1972City Lights Director of Photography
- 1972











