Don Stott

Don Stott was born on January 10, 1915, in Mason City, Iowa, USA. Stott worked in the film industry as a gaffer, a role focused on the technical execution of lighting setups on film sets. Gaffers collaborate closely with the cinematographer to achieve the desired visual style of a production by managing lighting equipment, rigging, and electrical distribution.

Stott’s known filmography includes The Wild Bunch, a 1969 Western film. In this capacity, Stott contributed to the film’s lighting and visual presentation, ensuring consistency and control over the on-set illumination required for the production’s aesthetic. His work as a gaffer supported the film’s technical and artistic goals during production.