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ADAM UHL Director of Photography www.adam-uhl.com PROJECTS DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS HALSTON Frédéric Tcheng James Paul Dallas / CNN Films Documentary FRIENDS OF WONDER: KURT VILE AND Irene Chin, Kurt Jeremy Summer / Little Moving Pictures COURTNEY BARNETT Short Vincent A BRIEF UNDERTAKING Sheena Brady Kelli Wheeler Short PANIC John Maggio HBO Films Documentary THE DEATH AND LIFE OF MARSHA P. David France David France, Kimberly Reed, L.A. JOHNSON Documentary Teodosio, Joy A. Tomchin MALA MALA Feature Documentary Antonio Santini, Dan Antonio Santini, Dan Sickles / Killer Films Audience Award Winner - Tribeca Film Festival Sickles DINA Documentary - Sundance Grand Jury Prize Antonio Santini, Dan Antonio Santini, Dan Sickles / Cinereach Winner, IDA Grand Jury Prize Sickles AN OBSTINANT MAN Jaclyn Noel Nicholas K. Young Short THE SAMARITANS Jeff Barry, Gene Jeff Barry, Gene Gallerano, Michael Lei, Short Gallerano Christina Bennett Lind VALENTINA Mary Molina Annalise Lockhart, Mary Molina / Moxie Short Pictures THE LEGACY PROJECT Jeremy S. Levine, Peter Ratray, Jonathan Reynolds, Nancy TV Series (1 episode, 2016) Landon Van Soest Ford, Carol Hall / Transient Pictures HIT IT HARD: THE JOHN DALY 30:30 David Fine, Gabe Andrew Billman, Marquis Daisy, Deirde Documentary Spitzer Fenton, Kenan Holley / Beluga Pictures DAYKWON Patrick Letterii Patrick Letterii, Haley Rawson Short LIVE FROM NEW YORK! Bao Nguyen Jeffrey Abramson, Sarah Cowperthwaite, Documentary Hyunjoo Kim, Owen Moogan / JumpLine APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR Desiree Akhavan Cecilia Frugiuele / Parkville Pictures Movie FIVE STAR Keith Miller Luisa Conlon, Daryl Freimark, Keith Movie Miller NEVER GET TIRED Sara Crow Adam Uhl Documentary LOSERS Mickey Duzyj Topic Studios / Netflix COMMERCIAL & MUSIC VIDEO DIRECTORS Lee Hirsch, Arianna LePenne, Jake Sherry, Sally Tran, Mark Seliger, Matthew Modine, Dan Shapiro, Amber Schafer, Anh Vu COMMERCIALS Vogue, Johnson’s and Johnson’s, Universal Studios, Samsung, New York Times, Delta, CB2, Spotify, Taylor Made, GE, Rio Olympics, Converse, Lincoln MUSIC VIDEOS Big Bliss: High Ideal, Julien Baker - Turn Out the Lights, Lemuria - Scienceless .

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