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DAVID JOHNS | DIRECTOR of PHOTOGRAPHY Toronto, Canada | 416 DAVID JOHNS | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Toronto, Canada | 416. 894.7354 | www.davidjohns.ca | [email protected] COMMERCIAL / CORPORATE MCDONALD’S, BELL, TIM HORTONS, TOYOTA, WALMART, AOL, TD, CIBC, RBC, INTEL, PROCTOR & GAMBLE, IKEA, LG, BAYER, DOVE, WALMART, MCCAIN, CANADIAN LIVING, UFC, DOLE, SHISEIDO, FRIGIDAIRE, ING DIRECT, LEXUS, NISSAN, ACURA, FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, HONDA CANADA, CITI MASTERCARD, RESEARCH IN MOTION, BALDERSON, SCHNEIDERS, YVES, CELESTIAL SEASONINGS, EUROPES BEST, HIDDEN VALLEY, SAFETY 1ST, HEALTHY CHOICE, AIR OPTIX, SWISS VITAMINS, CETAPHIL, TIFF LIGHTBOX, 2001 A/V, NHL NETWORK, SPINMASTER, YAHOO!, RAPTORS TV, THE NATIONAL POST, THINK FIRST, TORONTO TOURISM. AGENCIES: MACLAREN MCCANN, GOLINHARRIS, BBDO, GREY WORLDWIDE, THORNLEY FALLIS, PADULO INTEGRATED, ENERGI PR, THE CORNER STORE, DIRECTORS, CTV CREATIVE AGENCY, ROGERS, CITYTV, TVO, CBC DOCUMENTARY / FACTUAL / LIFESTYLE (TV) COMPANY / BROADCASTER PRODUCER MIGHTY PLANES – C130J (2H SPECIAL) Exploration Production Inc. / DiScovery / BellMedia K. Oughtred / LeSlie Cote KARMA’S A B*TCH (SEASON II) Cineflix ProductionS / DiScovery ID J. LaRose HOLMES MAKES IT RIGHT – HIGH RIVER HMIR SeaSon II Inc. / HGTV M. HolmeS / P. McConvey MIGHTY PLANES – C5M, MARTIN MARS, BLUE Exploration Production Inc. / DiScovery / BellMedia K. Oughtred / L. Cote / ANGELS, TRUMP 757, HURRICANE HUNTERS B. DaviS / D. BattiStella (GIV), OMEGA REFUELERS (F-18), CP-140 AURORA, NASA SUPER GUPPY, DAC-5 BUFFALO (SAR), NOLINOR 737 (ARCTIC) NERVE CENTER – INDYCAR, UPS, KÀ, Exploration Production Inc. / Discovery / BellMedia K. Oughtred / Leslie Cote EUROTUNNEL, FLORAHOLLAND, GREY CUP FIXIT CHICKS ReStovate Ltd. / Pilot M. HolmeS / P. McConvey BRICK BY BRICK Hungry EyeS Film & TeleviSion Inc. / OMNI J. Holness / C. Annau 27 Telefilm / CBC S. Cunningham / S. SamuelS THE AUGUST YEARS OF MAY AND GLORIA Makin’ MovieS Inc. / TVO Maureen Judge RUSSELL PETERS PROJECT (AUSTRALIA) Round2it Entertainment Inc. J. Talati / C. PeterS SOMETHING SPECIAL Symmetree Media / CTV Tina Hahn OUT LATE Forever FilmS Inc. J. Brooke / B. Alda HEALTHY GOURMET (SEASON I, II, III) KaleidoScope Entertainment / Oprah Winfrey Network Paul McConvey / Mike Ward LOVE IT OR LIST IT (MULTIPLE EPISODES, SEASON III, IV) Big Coat ProductionS / W Network M. Armstrong / C. Fogarty CHEF WORTHY (MULTIPLE EPISODES, SEASON II) Big Coat ProductionS / Viva M. Armstrong / C. Fogarty CANADA’S NEXT TOP MODEL (SEASON III) Temple Street Productions / CTV Sheila Hockin / Jay Manuel STYLE HER FAMOUS (SEASON III) Temple Street Productions / Style U.S. / E! Jay Manuel THE WEEK THE WOMEN WENT (SEASON II) Paperny FilmS / CBC David Paperny WORLD’S GREENEST HOMES NextFilm ProductionS Inc. / DiScovery / HGTV Mark Poertner WATCH THIS High Fidelity HDTV / TreaSureHD / RuShHD / OaSiSHD Anne Watt SPOILED ROTTEN Temple Street Productions / Slice C. Annau / B. Brough HEART OF A POET (SEASONS I & II) Makin' MovieS Inc. / Symmetree Media / Bravo! Maureen Judge & Tina Hahn I DO, LET'S EAT (SEASON III) Food Network / Life Network Naela Choudhary ECHO ASONE Inc. / Sun TV Peter Lee JEW JUBE LIVES Moc DocS / CBC RoughcutS / Chocolate Box Ent. Michael DavidSon MORIMOTO R.A.W. RAE Food TV Inc. / Food Network USA Hadley Obodiac OPENING SOON (SEASONS I, II & III) Red Apple Ent. / Food Network / Alliance AtlantiS Rachel Low THE SURGEONS (SEASON II) Life Network / DiScovery Health Daniella BattiStella AND GO! CHUM TeleviSion Brad Brough & Rob Quartly FAMILY SECRETS Makin' MovieS / W Network Maureen Judge THRILL OF A LIFETIME Red Apple Entertainment / W Network Stan LipSey MUSIC / ARTS VIDEO COMPANY / BROADCASTER DIRECTOR H'SAO: “BABA” ELD FilmS / Bravo!FACT Jonathan Lawley CHIP, SCRAPE, & THROW Osprey Entertainment Inc. / Bravo!FACT Tina Hahn LE PETIT MORT Theatre D Digital / Bravo!FACT Jigar Talati FATA MORGANA Theatre D Digital / Bravo!FACT Hagan Carlile MOTUS O: "WATERMARK" E.L.D. FilmS / Bravo!FACT Jonathan Lawley BEQ: “SHIM SHAM SHIMMY” DirectorS Film Company Ltd. / Bravo!FACT Michael DavidSon TIME WARP: “WILBUR WARE” DirectorS Film Company Ltd. / Bravo!FACT Michael DavidSon NOJO: "SALMON SNACKS" KudoS & Co. / Bravo!FACT Lance Jones NATURAL ORDER: “I BELIEVE” Ronin Media and Entertainment Adam Raley FLASHLIGHT: "SONIA BIANCHI" Double "A" RecordS / Sonic Unyon Jigar Talati RAYON: "MY VOW" Ronin Media and Entertainment Michael DavidSon BIG MO: "HIP HOP QUEEN" Ferrescope Productions / Alkamie Records Julian Ferrera SOLUMBRA Independent Michelle Lee AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Canadian Society of CinematographerS Associate Member since 2006 PreciSion TranSfer Award – BeSt Moc Doc 2004 – “Jew Jube LiveS” The James Beard Foundation Awards – BeSt TeleviSion Special 2003 – “Morimoto: RAW” Gemini Award – BeSt LifeStyle / General IntereSt SerieS 2002 – “Opening Soon” CSC Student Cinematography Award 1999 – “Solumbra” TVO Telefest – BeSt Cinematography 1998 – “Solumbra” Academy of Canadian Cinema & TeleviSion National ApprenticeShip and Training Award (Cinematography) 1998 ADDITIONAL CINEMATOGRAPHY / COMPANY / BROADCASTER DIRECTOR / DOP CAMERA OPERATOR CANADA’S GREATEST KNOW IT ALL 2 CGKIA2 ProductionS Inc. / DiScovery p. Brad Brough DIAMOND SHREDDIES Untitled FilmS / Ogilvy / PoSt FoodS p. Tom Evelyn dp. Jason Tan, cSc CHEF WORTHY Big Coat ProductionS / W Network p. M. ArmStrong / C. Fogarty dp. ChriS Elias d. Mike Ward HEALTHY GOURMET KaleidoScope Entertainment / W Network dp. Suave Hupa LOVE IT OR LIST IT Big Coat ProductionS / W Network p. Maria ArmStrong dp. Colin Evans / ChriS Elias RUSSELL PETERS: RED, WHITE AND BROWN Just the Tip / CPI PictureS d. Jigar Talati DESIGN IT FORWARD (PILOT) Big Coat ProductionS / W Network d. Maria ArmStrong LOOK-A-LIKE (II, III, IV, V, VI) Look-A-Like Productions / Star TV d. Mike Ward dp. Jason Tan, cSc p. Lynne Carter CANWEST VIGNETTES CanWeSt BroadcaSting dp. ChriS Elias p. Catherine Fogarty MY PARENTS HOUSE Big Coat ProductionS / HGTV dp. Colin Evans p. Maria ArmStrong BATHROOM DIVA’S (SEASONS I & II) DivaS ProductionS Inc. / Bravo! d. Mike Ward dp. Jason Tan, cSc MAX FACTOR MAKEUP Academy FilmS London d. Stephen Mead “THE AVIATOR:” COMMERCIAL dp. Erwan EliSe DAIRY FARMERS BUREAU DirectorS Film Company Ltd. / BBDO d. Robert Quartly "SK8RS:" COMMERCIAL dp. James Gardner, Sasc, cSc ROGERS ON DEMAND: COMMERCIAL DirectorS Film Company Ltd. / MacLaren McCann d. Robert Quartly dp. Rene Ohashi, cSc, asc WINNING: FEATURE DOC National Film Board of Canada d. Catherine Annau dp. Jerome Sabourin p. Gerry Flahive, ONSTAGE, OFFSTAGE; National Film Board of Canada d. John N. Smith, INSIDE THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL: dp. Pierre Letarte, cSc FEATURE DOC THE NATIONAL POST "URBAN:" COMMERCIAL Scott Thornley & Company Inc. / DirectorS Film d. Robert Quartly Company dp. Rene Ohashi, cSc, asc CYBERMAN: FEATURE DOC National Film Board of Canada d. Peter Lynch dp. Rudolf Blahacek EDUCATION Bachelor of Fine ArtS – Film & Video Production York UniverSity, Toronto, Canada REFERENCES Available upon requeSt DAVID JOHNS | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Toronto, Canada | 416. 894.7354 | www.davidjohns.ca | [email protected] .
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