Contact & Bio

The Red Epic Late at night on a music video this month - Contact Andrew Naylor for availability.

 

 

 

 

A DoP with extensive experience in both High end Digital acquisition and 35mm Anamorphic (3 Features) and 65mm both 8 Perf (Alien3), and 15 Perf (IMAX).

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A host of advertising awards include a D&AD for Best photography and I've DP'd ads that have won most of the major awards including the Grand Prix at Cannes.

Feature Films include

Before You Go, directed by veteran director Lewis Gilbert with Julie Walters, Tom Wilkinson and John Hannah.

Masterminds (Dir Roger Christian), shot in the States for Columbia starred Brenda Fricker and Patrick Stewart.

Firelight for Buena Vista, (Dir William Nicholson), won the San Sebastian Silver Seashell for Best Cinematography and a BSC Best Cinematography nomination.

2nd Unit / VFX Unit credits include Alien 3, (Dir David Fincher), which was nominated for the VFX Academy Award.

TV Drama projects have included Blue / Orange directed by Howard Davies with Brian Cox and John Simm,  and Turn of the Screw  directed by Katie Mitchell for BBC / Opus Arte.

Being Human  was broadcast on Sunday nights earlier this year both on BBC HD and BBC 3. I have been with the show since it began and this year shot with the full frame sensor Arri with a tapeless file based workflow.

Other television credits include Spooks, Series 4 & 5 and Hustle for Kudos, Robin Hood for Tiger Aspect. I also shot "Stephen Hawking's Universe", for Darlow Smithson which was broadcast last year.

In the past I've shot major documentary series in both Russia and China for NBC, and worked as a documentary cameraman for all the main US networks filming just about everywhere, often working on my own.  More recently I was in Ethiopia shooting a film for AMREF,which is a Gates Foundation supported charity. I am finding these skills relevant when shooting rapid turnround virals and in other less cossetted circumstances.

Stills Assignments include solo photojournalistic commissions in Albania and Eritrea.

Washdays Directed by Simon Neal won last years Rushes Short Film Festival ,

"A beautifully shot, emotive and simple tale about a young boy and his mother struggling to come to terms with responsibility in a harsh world of single parenthood. Washdays really touches the heart and is effortless in it's clarity."

Languages Bi-lingual in Italian some French and Spanish. 

To contact me directly, or my agents, please use the links on the right.