Albert Jullion

Biography:

Albert Jullion was born in Calais, France, in 1909. He moved to England, where he worked at Gaumont and Gainsborough Studios during the 30, and 40 as art director and background and glass shot painter. In 1948, he left Gainsborough to work as art director for British MGM on “Idol of Paris”. In the early 50s, he moved to Shepperton Studios as a senior matte painter under Wally Veevers. Died in 1962 (age 52) in Middlesex, England, UK

Filmography:

- Don't Panic Chaps (1959) (special effects)

A full matte painting created by Albert Jullion, who painted it while working in the matte painting department at Shepperton Studios under the supervision of Wally Veevers for the film Don't Panic Chaps.

- Blue Murder at St. Trinian’s (1957) (special effects) (as A. Jullion)

- No Highway (1951) (scenic artist)

- Idol of Paris (1948) (Art Director)

- The Magic Bow (1946) (special effects) (as A. Jullion)

- Caravan (1946) (background)

- Madonna of the Seven Moons (1945) (background)

- Millions Like Us (1943) (scenic artist)

- The Lady Vanishes (1938) (assistant set designer)

- Secret Agent (1936) (set dresser)

- Sabotage (1936) (Art Director)

- The 39 Steps (1935) (Art Director)

- Rome Express (1932) (assistant art director)