A.C. Abadie
Directing · Director · Cinematography · Camera Operator
Born Dec 9, 1878 · New York City, New York, USA
Active 1901–1950
Alfred Camille Abadie was an American photographer and pioneer filmmaker who worked for Thomas Edison. He specialized in actuality films, a predecessor to the standard form of documentary.
Filmography
Herding Horses Across a River (1904) - DirectorBrush Between Cowboys and Indians (1904) - Camera OperatorDriving Cattle to Pasture (1904) - DirectorRailroad Smashup (1904) - Camera OperatorWestern Stage Coach Hold Up (1904) - Camera OperatorThe Great Train Robbery (1903) - Sheriff (uncredited)Emigrants Landing at Ellis Island (1903) - DirectorMove On (1903) - DirectorA Scrap in Black and White (1903) - CinematographyOrphans in the Surf (1903) - DirectorEgyptian Fakir with Dancing Monkey (1903) - DirectorTurning the Tables (1903) - CinematographyA Jewish Dance at Jerusalem (1903) - CinematographyPrinceton and Yale Football Game (1903) - DirectorThe Great Fire Ruins, Coney Island (1903) - DirectorWhat Happened on Twenty-Third Street, New York City (1901) - Her companion