Biography
Terry K. Meade worked in the camera department of American cinema, contributing to two notable productions. In 1959, Meade served as First Assistant Camera on Rio Bravo, a Western film directed by Howard Hawks. This role involved operating and maintaining camera equipment, assisting the Director of Photography in achieving the film’s visual style, and ensuring technical precision during shooting.
In 1980, Meade took on the role of Director of Photography for Marilyn: The Untold Story, a television biographical film about the life of actress Marilyn Monroe. As Director of Photography, Meade was responsible for overseeing the film’s visual composition, lighting, and overall cinematography, shaping the look and mood of the production. The film focused on Monroe’s later years and personal str…
