Prolific cinematographer George Robinson began his career in the silent film era, first as an actor from1912 to 1916, then from 1917 through the rest of his career into 1957 he was behind the camera. With over 180 credits,
| Movie | Unexpected Father | 1939 |
| Movie | Carnival Queen | 1937 |
| Movie | Easy to Take | 1936 |
| Movie | The Wrong Mr. Wright | 1927 |
| Movie | The Scarlet Horseman | 1946 |
| Movie | It Comes Up Love | 1943 |
| Movie | King Solomon of Broadway | 1935 |
| Movie | College Love | 1929 |
| Movie | La voluntad del muerto | 1930 |
| Movie | The Square Jungle | 1955 |
| Movie | Million Dollar Ransom | 1934 |
| Movie | Slightly Scandalous | 1946 |
| Movie | When's Your Birthday? | 1937 |
| Movie | Some Blondes Are Dangerous | 1937 |
| Movie | One Hour To Live | 1939 |
| Movie | The Son of Monte Cristo | 1940 |
| Movie | Give Out, Sisters | 1942 |
| Movie | Horse Play | 1933 |
| Movie | The Poor Rich | 1934 |
| Movie | Parole! | 1936 |
| Movie | Cross Country Cruise | 1934 |
| Movie | Cobra Woman | 1944 |
| Movie | Goodbye Broadway | 1938 |
| Movie | Sin Town | 1942 |
| Movie | Postal Inspector | 1936 |
| Movie | Little Tough Guys in Society | 1938 |
| Movie | Murder in the Blue Room | 1944 |
| Movie | Allergic to Love | 1944 |
| Movie | Racing Youth | 1932 |
