Sterling Campbell

strongSstrongterling Carl Campbell served in the Royal Canadian Army during World War I and later worked in Hollywood as a technical and action assistant director Usually uncredited it is believed that he worked on a number of films involving flying sequences including emWings Dawn Patrol Hells Angels Air Circus Legion of the Condemned Forced Landingem and emCeiling Zeroem He returned to Canada to serve in the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II but one source states that he ended up back in the US working on war effort films His only verifiable credit as a feature director is the 1946 production emBush Pilotem one of the first narrative feature films produced in English by a Canadian film production company Dominion Productions Limited Campbell was a partner in the company along with Bush Pilots producer Larry Cromien and costar Austin Willis The company never made another movie In the mid1950s Campbell ran for a seat on Toronto City Council but was unsuccessful as he was unable to campaign effectively due to health reasonsbrbrbr