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JUAN RUIZ-ANCHIA, ASC Director of Photography JUAN RUIZ-ANCHIA, ASC Director of Photography Selected Feature Films and Television: CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR (Pilot) - Fox 21 / Lionsgate - Pierre Morel PHIL SPECTOR (Television Movie) - HBO - David Mamet, director BLACKTHORN - Aiete-Ariane Films - Mateo Gil, director Goya Award- Best Cinematography- 2012 BUNRAKU - Picturesque Films - Guy Moshe, director Toronto Film Festival Premiere 2010 - Starring Josh Hartnett, Demi Moore, Woody Harrelson I COME WITH THE RAIN - Canal Plus - Anh Hung Tran, director SLEEPWALKING - Denver & Delilah/Film Engine - Bill Maher, director Sundance Film Festival 2008 - Starring Charlize Theron and AnnaSophia Robb SEPTEMBER DAWN - Independent - Chris Cain, director INNOCENT VOICES - Altavista Films - Luis Mandoki, director Nominated 2004 Ariel Award - Best Cinematography SPARTAN - Warner Bros. - David Mamet, director OFF THE MAP - Holedigger Films - Campbell Scott, director Sundance Film Festival 2003 CONFIDENCE - Lions Gate Films - James Foley, director Sundance Film Festival 2003 NO GOOD DEED - Seven Arts - Bob Rafelson, director FOCUS - Paramount Classics - Neil Slavin, director THE CREW - Walt Disney Pictures - Michael Dinner, director THE CORRUPTER - New Line Cinema - James Foley, director MARARIA - Aiete Films - Jose Betancor, director Winner 1999 Goya Prize - Best Cinematography THE DISAPPEARANCE OF GARCIA LORCA - New Line Cinema - Marco Zuniga, director PINOCCHIO - Savoy Pictures - Steve Barron, director THE JUNGLE BOOK - Disney - Stephen Sommers, director TWO BITS - Miramax - James Foley, director A FAR OFF PLACE - Amblin/Disney - Mikael Salomon, director GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - New Line Cinema - James Foley, director MR. JONES - Sony Pictures - Mike Figgis, director DYING YOUNG - 20th Century Fox - Joel Schumacher, director LIEBESTRAUM - Pathe Entertainment - Mike Figgis, director LOST ANGELS - Orion - Hugh Hudson, director THINGS CHANGE - Columbia - David Mamet, director HOUSE OF GAMES - Orion - David Mamet, director WHERE THE RIVER RUNS BLACK - MGM - Chris Cain, director AT CLOSE RANGE - Orion - James Foley, director THAT WAS THEN, THIS IS NOW - Paramount - Chris Cain, director MARIA’S LOVERS - Canon/MGM-UA - Andre Konchalovski, director MISS LONELYHEARTS - AFI/PBS - Michael Dinner, director Selected Commercials and Music Videos: ESPN World Cup 2010 - Prologue - Kyle Cooper, director UNITED AIRLINES - Chase Strickland, director Discovery Channel - Prologue - Kyle Cooper, director U.S. POSTAL SERVICE - Elma Garcia, director BLUE CROSS - Prologue - Kyle Cooper, director NIKE (w/ Dennis Hopper) - David Kellogg, dir KODAK - Prologue - Kyle Cooper, director AMEX (w/ Jerry Seinfeld) - David Kellogg, director OXY (multiple) - Bob Bailey, director JANUS - Imaginary Forces - Kyle Cooper, director APPLE G5 w/ Black-Eyed Peas - Kyle Cooper, director 360 COMMUNICATIONS - Phil Morrison, director CLAMATO - A Band Apart QUAKER - Nitro Films - Tom DeCerchio, director PING - Imaginary Forces - Kyle Cooper, director MADONNA - “Bad Girl” - David Fincher, director HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH - Kyle Cooper, director WASHINGTON MUTUAL - Carbo Films QWEST - NFL Films - Tripp Dixon, director SANYO - Imaginary Forces - Kyle Cooper, director OREOS - Anonymous - David Kellogg, director NFL - NFL Films - Tripp Dixon, director .
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