J.V. Durden
Directing · Writer · Director of Photography · Director
Born Oct 20, 1910 · Surrey, England, UK
Active 1934–1998
J. V. Durden was a British filmmaker and biologist. He is the person who created the term 'Ciné-biology', or 'the study of life through the medium of the cinema'.
Filmography
Wisdom of the Wild (1940) — Director of Photography · EditorThe Colour of Life (1955) — Screenplay · Producer · Director · Director of PhotographyThe Changing Forest (1958) — ProducerThe Tough 'un (1938) — EditorAtomic Physics Part 1: The Atomic Theory (1947) — WriterAnd Now They Rest (1939) — Director · Director of Photography · ProducerHeredity in Man (1937) — DirectorThe Sea Urchin (1936) — DirectorRoots (1934) — EditorButterflies and Nettles (1935) — EditorBaby on the Rocks (1935) — EditorHe Would a-Wooing Go (1936) — DirectorMixed Bathing (1935) — EditorThistledown (1935) — EditorWe Are Seven (1935) — EditorWhite Flies and Tomatoes (1935) — EditorA Queer Diet (1935) — EditorHedgerows (1935) — EditorHome from the South (1935) — EditorLupins (1936) — EditorCabbage (1935) — EditorNursery Island (1936) — EditorLondon Visitors (1936) — EditorHome in the Valley (1936) — Editor