List of directorial debuts




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This is a list of film directorial debuts in chronological order. The films and dates referred to are a director's first commercial cinematic release. Many film makers have directed works which weren't commercially released, for example early works by Orson Welles such as his filming of his stage production of Twelfth Night in 1933 or his experimental short film The Hearts of Age in 1934. Often these early works weren't intended for commercial release either by intent, such as film school projects or inability to find distribution.


Subsequently, many directors learnt their trade in the medium of television as it became popular in the 1940s and 1950s Notable directors who did their first directorial work in this medium include Robert Altman, Sidney Lumet and Alfonso Cuarón. As commercial television advertising became more cinematic in the 1960s and 1970s, many directors early work was in this medium, including directors such as Alan Parker and Ridley Scott. With the success of MTV and the popularity of music video from the early 1980s, this gave another avenue for directors to hone their skills. Notable directors whose early work was in music videos include David Fincher, Jonathan Glazer, Michael Gondry and Spike Jonze.


The following symbols indicate where a director has worked in another medium prior to directing commercially.


Indicates where a director has created other earlier works for television


# Indicates when a director's earlier work is uncredited


Indicates when a director's earlier work has not been released in cinemas, for example film school productions, short films or music videos.


Please refer to individual entries for further detail.


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Contents






  • 1 1880s


    • 1.1 1888




  • 2 1890s


    • 2.1 1896


    • 2.2 1898




  • 3 1900s


    • 3.1 1901


    • 3.2 1907


    • 3.3 1908


    • 3.4 1909




  • 4 1910s


    • 4.1 1911


    • 4.2 1912


    • 4.3 1913


    • 4.4 1914


    • 4.5 1915


    • 4.6 1916


    • 4.7 1917


    • 4.8 1918


    • 4.9 1919




  • 5 1920s


    • 5.1 1920


    • 5.2 1921


    • 5.3 1922


    • 5.4 1923


    • 5.5 1924


    • 5.6 1925


    • 5.7 1926


    • 5.8 1927


    • 5.9 1928


    • 5.10 1929




  • 6 1930s


    • 6.1 1930


    • 6.2 1931


    • 6.3 1932


    • 6.4 1933


    • 6.5 1934


    • 6.6 1935


    • 6.7 1936


    • 6.8 1937


    • 6.9 1938


    • 6.10 1939




  • 7 1940s


    • 7.1 1940


    • 7.2 1941


    • 7.3 1942


    • 7.4 1943


    • 7.5 1944


    • 7.6 1945


    • 7.7 1946


    • 7.8 1947


    • 7.9 1948


    • 7.10 1949




  • 8 1950s


    • 8.1 1950


    • 8.2 1951


    • 8.3 1952


    • 8.4 1953


    • 8.5 1954


    • 8.6 1955


    • 8.7 1956


    • 8.8 1957


    • 8.9 1958


    • 8.10 1959




  • 9 1960s


    • 9.1 1960


    • 9.2 1961


    • 9.3 1962


    • 9.4 1963


    • 9.5 1964


    • 9.6 1965


    • 9.7 1966


    • 9.8 1967


    • 9.9 1968


    • 9.10 1969




  • 10 1970s


    • 10.1 1970


    • 10.2 1971


    • 10.3 1972


    • 10.4 1973


    • 10.5 1974


    • 10.6 1975


    • 10.7 1976


    • 10.8 1977


    • 10.9 1978


    • 10.10 1979




  • 11 1980s


    • 11.1 1980


    • 11.2 1981


    • 11.3 1982


    • 11.4 1983


    • 11.5 1984


    • 11.6 1985


    • 11.7 1986


    • 11.8 1987


    • 11.9 1988


    • 11.10 1989




  • 12 1990s


    • 12.1 1990


    • 12.2 1991


    • 12.3 1992


    • 12.4 1993


    • 12.5 1994


    • 12.6 1995


    • 12.7 1996


    • 12.8 1997


    • 12.9 1998


    • 12.10 1999




  • 13 2000s


    • 13.1 2000


    • 13.2 2001


    • 13.3 2002


    • 13.4 2003


    • 13.5 2004


    • 13.6 2005


    • 13.7 2006


    • 13.8 2007


    • 13.9 2008


    • 13.10 2009




  • 14 2010s


    • 14.1 2010


    • 14.2 2011


    • 14.3 2012


    • 14.4 2013


    • 14.5 2014


    • 14.6 2015


    • 14.7 2016


    • 14.8 2017


    • 14.9 2018


    • 14.10 2019




  • 15 See also


  • 16 References


  • 17 Notes





1880s



1888



  • Louis Le Prince – Roundhay Garden Scene[1]


1890s



1896




  • Alice Guy-Blaché – La Fée aux Choux


  • Georges Méliès – Le Manoir du diable[2]



1898



  • Edwin S. Porter – The Cavalier's Dream


1900s



1901



  • Segundo de Chomón – Bajada de Montserrat


1907



  • Sidney Olcott – The Wooing of Miles Standish


1908




  • Louis Feuillade – L'Homme aimanté


  • D. W. Griffith – The Adventures of Dollie



1909



  • Mack Sennett# – The Curtain Pole


1910s











1920s











1930s











1940s











1950s











1960s











1970s











1980s











1990s











2000s











2010s









See also


  • List of cinematic firsts


References





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Notes





  1. ^ Co-directed with Robert N. Bradbury


  2. ^ As Detlef Sierck


  3. ^ Co-directed with Anthony Hankey


  4. ^ Co-directed with Gunther von Fritsch


  5. ^ Co-directed with Brian Desmond Hurst


  6. ^ Co-directed with Robert Jordan Hill


  7. ^ Co-directed with Yakov Bazelyan


  8. ^ Directed segment Interlude in the Marshland


  9. ^ Co-directed with Bradley R. Swirnoff


  10. ^ Co-directed with Rintaro


  11. ^ Co-directed with Kenneth Tsang


  12. ^ Co-directed with Jesse Wells


  13. ^ Co-directed with Frank Lustig


  14. ^ Co-directed with David Van Taylor


  15. ^ Co-directed with Quentin Lee


  16. ^ Co-directed with John Lasseter


  17. ^ Co-directed with Jim Wynorski


  18. ^ Co-directed with Kevin Lima


  19. ^ Co-directed with John Lasseter


  20. ^ Co-directed with David Silverman


  21. ^ Co-directed with Corey Yuen


  22. ^ Co-directed with Ryan Fleck


  23. ^ Co-directed with Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino


  24. ^ Co-directed with Roger Allers


  25. ^ Co-directed with Tim Johnson


  26. ^ Co-directed with Vincent Paronnaud


  27. ^ Co-directed with Matthew Robinson


  28. ^ Co-directed with Pete Docter


  29. ^ Co-directed with Alastair Fothergill


  30. ^ Co-directed with Chris Renaud


  31. ^ Co-directed with Guy Jenkin


  32. ^ Co-directed with Jocelyn Towne


  33. ^ Co-directed with Chris Renaud


  34. ^ Co-directed with Mike Thurmeier


  35. ^ Co-directed with Mike Mitchell


  36. ^ As Declan Dale


  37. ^ Co-directed with Andrew Stanton


  38. ^ Co-directed with Nicholas Stoller


  39. ^ Co-directed with Conrad Vernon


  40. ^ Co-directed with Lee Unkrich


  41. ^ Co-directed with Rich Moore


  42. ^ Co-directed with Peter Ramsey









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