Johannes Pääsuke

Directing·Mar 30, 1892·Dorpat, Governorate of Livonia, Russian Empire [now Tartu, Estonia]

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Johannes Pääsuke (March 30, [O.S. March 18,] 1892 – January 8, 1918 [O.S. December 27, 1917]) was an Estonian photographer and filmmaker. He worked as a photographer for the Estonian National Museum and was dedicated to recording the everyday life of Estonians in the early 20th century. In 1914, he directed one of the first Estonian feature films, Bear Hunt in Pärnu County (Estonian: Karujaht Pärnumaal).

Film	Credit
BBear Hunt in Pärnumaa1914 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
TTartu Vabatahtlike Tuletõrjujate Seltsi 50. a juubeli pidu1914 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
Historical Remembrances of Estonia's Past1913 · Director of Photography, Director	Director of Photography, Director
EEstonia rahvateater ja kontserdimaja Tallinnas1913 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
SSuur Eesti laulupidu Pärnu noorte osavõtul1913 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
Journey Through Setomaa1913 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
Valgelillepäev Tartus1913 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
The Great Blizzard in the Baltics in December1913 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
Scenes of Võru County1913 · Director of Photography, Director	Director of Photography, Director
Utochkin's Flight (Over Tartu)1912 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography
Town of Tartu and Its Surroundings1912 · Director, Director of Photography	Director, Director of Photography