List of directorial debuts




This is a list of film directorial debuts in chronological order. The films and dates referred to are a director's first commercial cinematic release.


Notes:


Indicates where a director has created other earlier works for television


# Indicates when a director's earlier work is uncredited


Indicates when a director's earlier work has not been released in cinemas, for example film school productions, or short films or music videos.


Please refer to individual entries for further detail.





Contents






  • 1 1880s


    • 1.1 1888




  • 2 1890s


    • 2.1 1896


    • 2.2 1898




  • 3 1900s


    • 3.1 1901


    • 3.2 1907


    • 3.3 1908


    • 3.4 1909




  • 4 1910s


    • 4.1 1911


    • 4.2 1912


    • 4.3 1913


    • 4.4 1914


    • 4.5 1915


    • 4.6 1916


    • 4.7 1917


    • 4.8 1918


    • 4.9 1919




  • 5 1920s


    • 5.1 1920


    • 5.2 1921


    • 5.3 1922


    • 5.4 1923


    • 5.5 1924


    • 5.6 1925


    • 5.7 1926


    • 5.8 1927


    • 5.9 1928


    • 5.10 1929




  • 6 1930s


    • 6.1 1930


    • 6.2 1931


    • 6.3 1932


    • 6.4 1933


    • 6.5 1934


    • 6.6 1935


    • 6.7 1936


    • 6.8 1937


    • 6.9 1938


    • 6.10 1939




  • 7 1940s


    • 7.1 1940


    • 7.2 1941


    • 7.3 1942


    • 7.4 1943


    • 7.5 1944


    • 7.6 1945


    • 7.7 1946


    • 7.8 1947


    • 7.9 1948


    • 7.10 1949




  • 8 1950s


    • 8.1 1950


    • 8.2 1951


    • 8.3 1952


    • 8.4 1953


    • 8.5 1954


    • 8.6 1955


    • 8.7 1956


    • 8.8 1957


    • 8.9 1958


    • 8.10 1959




  • 9 1960s


    • 9.1 1960


    • 9.2 1961


    • 9.3 1962


    • 9.4 1963


    • 9.5 1964


    • 9.6 1965


    • 9.7 1966


    • 9.8 1967


    • 9.9 1968


    • 9.10 1969




  • 10 1970s


    • 10.1 1970


    • 10.2 1971


    • 10.3 1972


    • 10.4 1973


    • 10.5 1974


    • 10.6 1975


    • 10.7 1976


    • 10.8 1977


    • 10.9 1978


    • 10.10 1979




  • 11 1980s


    • 11.1 1980


    • 11.2 1981


    • 11.3 1982


    • 11.4 1983


    • 11.5 1984


    • 11.6 1985


    • 11.7 1986


    • 11.8 1987


    • 11.9 1988


    • 11.10 1989




  • 12 1990s


    • 12.1 1990


    • 12.2 1991


    • 12.3 1992


    • 12.4 1993


    • 12.5 1994


    • 12.6 1995


    • 12.7 1996


    • 12.8 1997


    • 12.9 1998


    • 12.10 1999




  • 13 2000s


    • 13.1 2000


    • 13.2 2001


    • 13.3 2002


    • 13.4 2003


    • 13.5 2004


    • 13.6 2005


    • 13.7 2006


    • 13.8 2007


    • 13.9 2008


    • 13.10 2009




  • 14 2010s


    • 14.1 2010


    • 14.2 2011


    • 14.3 2012


    • 14.4 2013


    • 14.5 2014


    • 14.6 2015


    • 14.7 2016


    • 14.8 2017


    • 14.9 2018


    • 14.10 2019




  • 15 See also


  • 16 References


  • 17 Notes





1880s



1888



  • Louis Le Prince – Roundhay Garden Scene[1]


1890s



1896




  • Alice Guy-Blaché – La Fée aux Choux


  • Georges Méliès – Le Manoir du diable[2]



1898



  • Edwin S. Porter – The Cavalier's Dream


1900s



1901



  • Segundo de Chomón – Bajada de Montserrat


1907



  • Sidney Olcott – The Wooing of Miles Standish


1908




  • Louis Feuillade – L'Homme aimanté


  • D. W. Griffith – The Adventures of Dollie



1909



  • Mack Sennett# – The Curtain Pole


1910s











1920s











1930s











1940s











1950s











1960s











1970s











1980s











1990s











2000s











2010s









See also


  • List of cinematic firsts


References





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Notes





  1. ^ Co-directed with Robert N. Bradbury


  2. ^ As Detlef Sierck


  3. ^ Co-directed with Anthony Hankey


  4. ^ Co-directed with Gunther von Fritsch


  5. ^ Co-directed with Brian Desmond Hurst


  6. ^ Co-directed with Robert Jordan Hill


  7. ^ Co-directed with Yakov Bazelyan


  8. ^ Directed segment Interlude in the Marshland


  9. ^ Co-directed with Bradley R. Swirnoff


  10. ^ Co-directed with Rintaro


  11. ^ Co-directed with Kenneth Tsang


  12. ^ Co-directed with Jesse Wells


  13. ^ Co-directed with Frank Lustig


  14. ^ Co-directed with David Van Taylor


  15. ^ Co-directed with Quentin Lee


  16. ^ Co-directed with John Lasseter


  17. ^ Co-directed with Jim Wynorski


  18. ^ Co-directed with John Lasseter


  19. ^ Co-directed with David Silverman


  20. ^ Co-directed with Corey Yuen


  21. ^ Co-directed with Ryan Fleck


  22. ^ Co-directed with Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino


  23. ^ Co-directed with Roger Allers


  24. ^ Co-directed with Vincent Paronnaud


  25. ^ Co-directed with Matthew Robinson


  26. ^ Co-directed with Pete Docter


  27. ^ Co-directed with Alastair Fothergill


  28. ^ Co-directed with Chris Renaud


  29. ^ Co-directed with Guy Jenkin


  30. ^ Co-directed with Jocelyn Towne


  31. ^ Co-directed with Chris Renaud


  32. ^ Co-directed with Mike Thurmeier


  33. ^ Co-directed with Mike Mitchell


  34. ^ As Declan Dale


  35. ^ Co-directed with Andrew Stanton


  36. ^ Co-directed with Nicholas Stoller


  37. ^ Co-directed with Conrad Vernon


  38. ^ Co-directed with Lee Unkrich


  39. ^ Co-directed with Rich Moore









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