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CV Karl Walter Lindenlaub CV+ AWARDS KARL WALTER LINDENLAUB ASC RUHE TALENT MANAGEMENT Karl Walter Lindenlaub, ASC, BVK (director of photography) was born in Bremen, Germany, and raised in Hamburg. He studied at the Hochschule für Fernsehen in Munich, and continued at England’s National Film and Television School. After starting his career in Germany he moved to Los Angeles in 1990. Lindenlaub established ongoing associations with such filmmakers as Michael Caton-Jones (“City by the Sea,” “Rob Roy,” “The Jackal”), Wayne Wang (“Maid in Manhattan,” “Because of Winn-Dixie”), Garry Marshall (“The Princess Diaries,” and “Georgia Rule”), Jon Avnet (“Red Corner,” “Up Close and Personal”) and fellow German Roland Emmerich, with whom he has collaborated seven times. His work with Emmerich includes the sci-fi epics “Independence Day” and “Stargate,” as well as “Universal Soldier,” and “Moon 44”, for which he got the German camera award. Lindenlaub has worked with directors Jan de Bont (“The Haunting”), Paul Verhoeven (“Black Book”) and Bob Dolman (“The Banger Sisters”). He also shot the "Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian", with Andrew Adamson directing. His latest work includes the two Part television movie “Houdini” directed Straßburger Straße 19 by Uli Edel, for which he received an Emmy nomination. Recently he 10405 Berlin · Germany photographed the Syfi Film “Revolt and shot for director Anna Foerster “Underworld Bloodwars”. www.ruhe-management.com !1 CV+ AWARDS FEATURES: Revolt 2016 Underworld: Blood Wars 2016/I Nine Lives RUHE TALENT MANAGEMENT 2014 The Identical 2011 Dolphin Tale (director of photography) 2011 Kill the Irishman (director of photography) 2009 Ninja Assassin (director of photography) 2008 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (director of photography) 2007 Georgia Rule (director of photography) 2006 Black Book (director of photography) 2005 Guess Who (director of photography) 2005 Because of Winn-Dixie 2002 Maid in Manhattan (director of photography) 2002 The Banger Sisters 2002 City by the Sea (director of photography) 2001 The Princess Diaries (director of photography) 2001 One Night at McCool's (director of photography) 2000 Isn't She Great 1999 The Haunting 1997 The Jackal (director of photography) 1997 Red Corner 1996 Independence Day 1996 Straßburger Straße 19 Up Close & Personal 10405 Berlin · Germany 1995 www.ruhe-management.com !2 CV+ AWARDS Last of the Dogmen (director of photography) 1995 Rob Roy (director of photography) 1994 Stargate CB4 RUHE TALENT MANAGEMENT 1992 Universal Soldier 1991 The Tatooed Heart 1991 Eye of the Storm 1990 Moon 44 (director of photography) 1988 Im Jahr der Schildkröte 1987 Ghost Chase 1985 Lebe kreuz und sterbe quer 1983 Alleingang 1983 Tango im Bauch Show TV: Suits (TV Series) (6 episodes, 2016) (director of photography - 4 episodes, 2016 - 2017) 2014 Dead Boss (TV Movie) 2014 Houdini (TV Mini-Series) (director of photography - 2 episodes) - Part 2 (2014) ... (director of photography) - Part 1 (2014) ... (director of photography) 2013 Call Me Crazy: A Five Film (TV Movie) (segment "Maggie") 2013 Beverly Hills Cop (TV Movie) 1993 Polski Crash (TV Movie) 1993 Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story (TV Movie) 1991 Straßburger Straße 19 Leo und Charlotte (TV Series) 10405 Berlin · Germany 1980 Altosax (TV Movie) (as Walter Lindenlaub) www.ruhe-management.com !3.
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