The Flood
Prod: Megatopia FIlms
Dir. Anthony Woodley
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Dir. Lena Headey
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Dir. Angus Wilkinson
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Dir. Ian Robertson
Poles Apart
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Dir. Paloma Baeza
IKEA: Hooray
Prod. Mother London
Dir. Ian Robertson
Madeon: Miracle
Prod. Caviar / Octopus
Dir. Lena Headey
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Prod. My Accomplice
Dir. James Slater
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Dir. Dan Cadan
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About
Education: Cinematography MA – National Film and Television School
Skills: I have significant experience working in both film and digital formats including 35mm, 16mm and all the standard high-end digital cameras. I’m a firm believer in the collaborative process and often form strong bonds with those I work with. I have a sensitive eye and I’m a passionate visual storyteller.
Inspiration: Darius Khondji inventive and experimental approach has had a real impact on me; I love Robby Muller’s use of colour; Robbie Ryan’s natural, free flowing style and Roger Deakins’ consistently impressive approach to narrative filmmaking.
From the world of photography, Todd Hido’s soft, minimalist approach and Alex Webb’s clever, layered style are often in my mind.
Other people that inspire me are Sean Bobbitt, Bradford Young, Charlotte Bruus Christensen Saul Leiter, Gordon Willis, Gregory Crewdson, Harry Gruyaert and many more.
Career High: Going to the BAFTA’s and winning Best Short Animation for Poles Apart (dir Paloma Baeza) and then returning a couple of years later for nominated Best Short Film The Trap (dir Lena Headey) were pretty special.
Also, watching my debut feature film, The Flood, at Curzon was another proud moment.
