Albert Taffet

Al Taffet, Cinematographer & Camera Operator of Three Academy Award Winning Films Al Taffet worked as a camera operator and cinematographer on classic Hollywood films with legendary directors and actors. Some of his credits include "Fail-Safe" (starring Henry Fonda and Walter Matthau), "Long Day's Journey Into Night" (starring Katherine Hepburn and Jason Robards) and "The Last of the Mobil Hot Shots" (starring James Coburn) with Director Sidney Lumet, "The World Of Henry Orient" (starring Peter Sellers) with Director George Roy Hill, "Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon" (starring Liza Minnelli) with Director Otto Preminger , "The Way We Were" (starring Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford) with Director Sydney Pollack "I Never Sang for My Father" (starring Gene Hackman) and "Summer Wishes Winter Dreams (starring Joanne Woodward) with Director Gilbert Cates. As Cinematographer Al Taffet won multiple awards including a Clio for commercials and an Emmy Award for Cinematography for the short film Methadone: Escape From Heroin.