Cinematographer David M. Walsh got his start in the mid-'50s working as an assistant animation cameraman at Disney Studios. During the '60s, he worked as a camera operator on numerous big-budget features. He became a full-fledged director of photography in 1970 and during the course of his ensuing career worked with such directors as Herbert Ross and Arthur Hiller.
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