

Directing
Birthday: January 1, 1896 (129)
Place of Birth: Wimbledon, London, England, UK
Biography
British director and screen writer, she is not to be confused with the American actress of the same name. Mary Field is best known for directing short educational and nature films. Field became the series director of Secrets of Nature in 1929. Previously a history teacher, she joined the film industry as an historical consultant in 1925, working for British Instructional Films. Although she had no training in science or filmmaking, Field quickly proved herself to be a first-class film director, developing a unique style that fused education and instruction.
Known For
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Father of the Family (1951)Age: 55Director
The Rock Pool (1949)Age: 53Director
Ebb-tide (1948)Age: 52Director
Memories (1944)Age: 48Director
Polly All Alone (1944)Age: 48Director
Tongues and Tails (1944)Age: 48Director
Development of the Rabbit (1944)Age: 48Director
The Life Cycle of the Pin Mould (1943)Age: 47Director
Development of the English Town (1943)Age: 47Director
History of the English Language (1943)Age: 47Director
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