Stanisà Âaw Szebego ( 1891 – 1944) was a Polish film producer, director and composer.
Szebego was born in Warsaw ca. 1891, under the name Stanisà Âaw Finkelsztajn. In 1916 he worked as an assistant director on the film ' (Students), since then he has worked on subsequent films mainly as an assistant director and director of photography, although in 1919 he appeared in front of the camera in the film Ludzie bez jutra. In 1930 together with Mieczysà Âaw Krawicz and Zbigniew Gniazdowski they established a movie production company "Blok". After the establishing of Blok Szebego worked primarily as a production manager, but in 1937 he directed ' (Princeling). Szebego was also a dance music composer, he wrote a tango Blondyneczka (Little Blonde Woman) and a foxtrot Od mià Âoà Âci nikt siànie wykrÃÂci (Nobody will get away from love) used in a film ' (Two Joannas). He collaborated many times with Mieczysà Âaw Krawicz, being called by the press "[Krawicz's] brave companion". Szebego did not hide his homosexuality in the artistic circles, but his relation with Krawicz was probably just a friendship.
In 1940-1942 Stanisà Âaw Szebego as a Jew was detained in the Warsaw ghetto, where he acted in the Nowy Teatr Kameralny. In March 1942 he and the actor Michaà  Znicz celebrated a 25-year anniversary of their artistic careers. Before the ghetto extermination in July 1942 r. Szebego and Znicz were freed by their friends, with Szebego being given a hiding spot by Krawicz.
Stanisà Âaw Szebego died in the Warsaw Uprising.