Charles Edgar Schoenbaum Net Worth
Charles Edgar Schoenbaum Net Worth is
$800,000
Charles Edgar Schoenbaum Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Charles Edgar Schoenbaum was a popular cinematographer whose career began in 1917 and ended with his abrupt death in 1951. | Date Of Birth | April 28, 1893, Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Died | January 23, 1951, Beverly Hills, California, United States |
| Place Of Birth | Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Profession | Cinematographer, Camera Department |
| Nominations | Academy Award for Best Cinematography |
| Star Sign | Taurus |
Cinematographer
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duchess of Idaho | 1950 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Stars in My Crown | 1950 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| The Outriders | 1950 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Challenge to Lassie | 1949 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Little Women | 1949 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Annie Was a Wonder | 1949 | Short director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Hills of Home | 1948 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Summer Holiday | 1948 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Good News | 1947 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Cynthia | 1947 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| The Mighty McGurk | 1947 | ||
| Bad Bascomb | 1946 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood | 1945 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Son of Lassie | 1945 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Return from Nowhere | 1944 | Short director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Hi Diddle Diddle | 1943 | director of photography - as Chas. Schoenbaum | |
| Salute to the Marines | 1943 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Benjamin Franklin, Jr. | 1943 | Short | |
| Portrait of a Genius | 1943 | Documentary short as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Unexpected Riches | 1942 | Short | |
| Junior Army | 1942 | director of photography - as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| New York Town | 1941 | ||
| Always a Bride | 1940 | as Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Escape to Paradise | 1939 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Honeymoon in Bali | 1939 | uncredited | |
| Way Down South | 1939 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photography | |
| Fisherman's Wharf | 1939 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photography | |
| Sons of the Legion | 1938 | ||
| Daughter of Shanghai | 1937 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photographed by | |
| Love on Toast | 1937 | ||
| On Such a Night | 1937 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Secret Valley | 1937 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photography | |
| Rainbow on the River | 1936 | ||
| It's in the Air | 1935 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Here Comes the Band | 1935 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photographed by | |
| Goodbye Love | 1933 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Skyway | 1933 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Kickin' the Crown Around | 1933 | Short as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Tomorrow at Seven | 1933 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photographed by | |
| Sailor Be Good | 1933 | ||
| Racetrack | 1933 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Men Are Such Fools | 1932 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| If I Had a Million | 1932 | segments "Death Cell", "The Three Marines", photographed by, uncredited | |
| Women Go on Forever | 1931 | ||
| Salvation Nell | 1931 | ||
| Hell Bound | 1931 | ||
| Woman Hungry | 1931 | ||
| Command Performance | 1931 | ||
| She Got What She Wanted | 1930 | ||
| Bright Lights | 1930 | as Charles Schoenbaum, photography | |
| Bride of the Regiment | 1930 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| The Rogue Song | 1930 | ||
| Sally | 1929 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum, photography | |
| The Girl Who Wouldn't Wait | 1929 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Water Hole | 1928 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Vanishing Pioneer | 1928 | ||
| Under the Tonto Rim | 1928 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Beau Sabreur | 1928 | ||
| Nevada | 1927 | ||
| Drums of the Desert | 1927 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Arizona Bound | 1927 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Mysterious Rider | 1927 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Man of the Forest | 1926 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Forlorn River | 1926 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Last Frontier | 1926 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Born to the West | 1926 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Desert Gold | 1926 | ||
| The Vanishing American | 1925 | ||
| A Son of His Father | 1925 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| In the Name of Love | 1925 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Adventure | 1925 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Devil's Cargo | 1925 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Empty Hands | 1924 | ||
| Code of the Sea | 1924 | ||
| The Heritage of the Desert | 1924 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| The Heart Raider | 1923 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Mr. Billings Spends His Dime | 1923 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Nobody's Money | 1923 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| On the High Seas | 1922 | ||
| The Siren Call | 1922 | ||
| Across the Continent | 1922 | ||
| The World's Champion | 1922 | ||
| Exit the Vamp | 1921 | ||
| The Hell Diggers | 1921 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Too Much Speed | 1921 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Sham | 1921 | ||
| The Love Special | 1921 | ||
| The Charm School | 1921 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Burglar Proof | 1920 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Always Audacious | 1920 | ||
| Held by the Enemy | 1920 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Miss Hobbs | 1920 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Six Best Cellars | 1920 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| An Adventure in Hearts | 1919 | ||
| Too Much Johnson | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| It Pays to Advertise | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Hawthorne of the U.S.A. | 1919 | ||
| Why Smith Left Home | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Love Insurance | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| A Very Good Young Man | 1919 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| The Woman Next Door | 1919 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Fires of Faith | 1919 | as C. Edward Shoenbaum, exteriors | |
| The Best Man | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| Something to Do | 1919 | as C. Edgar Schoenbaum | |
| The Winning Girl | 1919 | as Charles E. Schoenbaum | |
| Venus in the East | 1919 | ||
| The Way of a Man with a Maid | 1918 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| The Mystery Girl | 1918 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| Women's Weapons | 1918 | as Charles Schoenbaum | |
| The Girl Who Came Back | 1918 | ||
| The Woman God Forgot | 1917 |
Camera Department
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Remarkable Andrew | 1942 | second camera - uncredited | |
| Bluebeard's Eighth Wife | 1938 | photographer: Leo Tover fill-in during illness - uncredited | |
| Sob Sister | 1931 | still photographer - uncredited |
Nominated Awards
| Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1950 | Oscar | Academy Awards, USA | Best Cinematography, Color | Little Women (1949) |
Known for movies
Little Women (1949)
as Cinematographer
Good News (1947)
as Cinematographer
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood (1945)
as Cinematographer
Hi Diddle Diddle (1943)
as Cinematographer