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Henri Michaud
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Henri Michaud was born in 1915 in Gastonia, North Carolina, USA. Henri is a director and writer, known for
L'eau + (1967)
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L'école du succès (1952)
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Known for
L'eau +
Short
Writer
1967
L'école du succès
Short
Director
1952
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L'école du succès
Short
Director
1952
Writer
Previous
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L'eau +
Short
Writer
1967
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Previous
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L'eau +
Short
Cinematographer
1967
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Gastonia, North Carolina, USA
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Cameraman, he co-founded Phoenix Stiudios with Pierre Harwood. it became Omega productions. He produced and directed many sponsored movies and won prizes.
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