Adam Greenberg
- Born
- April 11, 1937 · Kraków, Poland
- Died
- October 30, 2025
- Cinematographer
- camera_department
- miscellaneous
Adam Greenberg, A.S.C. (April 11, 1937 – October 30, 2025) was an Israeli-American cinematographer. He may be best known for his work on the first two Terminator movies, the second of which earned him an Academy Award nomination.
Filmography · 44 credits
- 2006Snakes on a Plane · Cinematographer
- 2002Collateral Damage · Cinematographer
- 2002The Santa Clause 2 · Cinematographer
- 1999Inspector Gadget · Cinematographer
- 1998Rush Hour · Cinematographer
- 1998Sphere · Cinematographer
- 1996Eraser · Cinematographer
- 1995First Knight · Cinematographer
- 1994Junior · Cinematographer
- 1994Renaissance Man · Cinematographer
- 1994North · Cinematographer
- 1993Dave · Cinematographer
- 1992Sister Act · Cinematographer
- 1992Toys · Cinematographer
- 1991Terminator 2: Judgment Day · Cinematographer
- 1990Ghost · Cinematographer
- 1990Three Men and a Little Lady · Cinematographer
- 1990Love Hurts · Cinematographer
- 1989Turner & Hooch · Cinematographer
- 1989Worth Winning · Cinematographer
- 1988Alien Nation · Cinematographer
- 1988Spellbinder · Cinematographer
- 1987Three Men and a Baby · Cinematographer
- 1987Near Dark · Cinematographer
- 1987La Bamba · Cinematographer
- 1987A Walk on the Moon · Cinematographer
- 1986Iron Eagle · Cinematographer
- 1986Wisdom · Cinematographer
- 1986Jocks · Cinematographer
- 1985Once Bitten · Cinematographer
- 1985Private Resort · Cinematographer
- 1985The Ladies Club · Cinematographer
- 1985War and Love · Cinematographer
- 1984The Terminator · Cinematographer
- 1984Over the Brooklyn Bridge · Cinematographer
- 1984The Ambassador · Cinematographer
- 198310 to Midnight · Cinematographer
- 1982The Last American Virgin · Cinematographer
- 1982Safari 3000 · Cinematographer
- 1980The Big Red One · Cinematographer
- 1980Seed of Innocence · Cinematographer
- 1977Warhead · Cinematographer
- 1976The Passover Plot · Cinematographer
- 1975Diamonds · Cinematographer