Born in Richmond, VA. Entered American film as an assistant director for THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING (1920) at Goldwyn. Other notable a.d. credits (mostly uncredited) include DANGEROUS CURVES AHEAD (1921), LADIES MUST LOVE (1933), THE BLACK CAT and TRANSATLANTIC MERRY-GO-ROUND (both 1934), PRINCESS O'HARA (1935), SUTTER'S GOLD (1936) and LET THEM LIVE (1937). He was also director of research for the 1924 silent THE SEA HAWK.    Nominated for Assistant Director 1932-33 at Universal - films not specified. 1 nomination