Armand Denis

Armand Denis was born on Dec 02, 1896 in Belgium. Armand Denis's big-screen debut came with Magie africaine directed by Armand Denis in 1938.

Armand Denis was an Anglo-Belgian filmmaker known known for his documentaries for both the silver screen and television, primarily about Africa. The son of a judge, he was born on December 2, 1896 in Brussels. He moved to England after his World War One military service, where he studied chemistry at Oxford. After working for a chemist in England and Belgium, he moved to America in 1926. His invention of an automatic volume control for radio brought him enough income to travel and shoot movies of exotic locales.