Ray June(1895-1958)
- Cinematographer
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Additional Crew
Ray June's experience as a cameraman in the US Army Signal Corps in
World War I helped him become one of the top cinematographers in the
industry. He did some of his best work at MGM, and helped develop what
became known as "the MGM look": a rich, elegant, glossy veneer that set
that studio's product apart from every other. Even an inexpensive "B"
picture from MGM often looked better than many of its competitors'
top-rank "A" pictures, and June was one of the men responsible for
that.
