Herman van der Horst

Herman van der Horst (1910-1976) started out as a bookkeeper, but via photography became acquainted with the film camera. As a self-taught cineaste, he shot numerous documentaries, in which the sea often plays a major role. His films were awarded several times in Berlin and Cannes.

Toccata (1968) Montage, Director, Camera

Amsterdam (1964) Director, Set geluid, Camera, Montage

Pan (1961) Director, Camera, Set geluid, Montage

Faja Lobbi (1960) Director, Set geluid, Montage, Camera

Prijs de zee (1958) Camera, Montage, Set geluid, Director

Vieren maar! (1954) Set geluid, Montage, Director, Camera

Houen zo! (1952) Montage, Director, Camera, Set geluid

Langs ongebaende klingen (1951) Director, Camera, Montage

't Schot is te boord (1951) Camera, Set geluid, Montage, Director

Der zee ontrukt (1950) Camera, Montage, Director

Tournooi (1948) Camera, Montage, Director

Het bijstere land van Veluwen (1948) Camera, Montage, Director

Lenteboden (1948) Camera

Ontluisterd land (1947) Camera, Director, Set geluid, Montage

Metamorphose (1946) Director, Camera, Montage

Herwonnen vaart (1946) Camera, Director

Dragers van het Gulden Vlies (1946) Director, Camera, Set geluid, Montage

Rotterdam aan den slag (1946) Director, Camera

Texel, parel der Waddeneilanden (1945) Director, Camera, Montage

Arnhem (1945) Director, Camera