Margaret Perry (1905-1998) was a Canadian filmmaker and projectionist. Perry worked with John Grierson at the newly formed National Film Board in the early 1940s, and after moving to Nova Scotia in 1945, would go on to make more than 50 films for the Nova Scotia Film Bureau between 1945-1969. The films were used to promote Nova Scotia as a tourism destination, as well as a place for industrial development.
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Margaret Perry: Filmmaker (1987) as Herself |
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Glooscap Country (1961) Director |
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Glooscap Country (1961) Cinematography |
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Lobsters Unlimited (1959) Director |
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Lobsters Unlimited (1959) Producer |
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Roads to Reading (1958) Director |
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Road to the Keltic (1956) Director |
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Battling "Blue-Fins" (1947) Director |
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Trappers of the Sea (1945) Director |
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Craftsmen at Work (1945) Director |
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Land for Pioneers (1944) Director |
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People of the Potlatch (1944) Assistant Editor |
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Prince Edward Island (1943) Cinematography |
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Prince Edward Island (1943) Director |