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HENRY BRAHAM DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY FILM & TELEVISION THE FLASH Director: Andy Muschietti Production Company: DC Comics & Warner Bros. THE SUICIDE SQUAD Director: James Gunn Production Company: DC Comics & Warner Bros. CINDERELLA Director: Kay Cannon Production Company: Colombia Pictures & Amazon Studios MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF ALL EVIL Director: Joachim Rønning Production Company: Walt Disney Studios UNKLE “THE LOST HIGHWAY” Director: Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones Production Company: Immortal Films GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 Director: James Gunn Production Company: Marvel Studios & Walt Disney Pictures GEORGETOWN Director: Christoph Waltz Production Company: Intertitle Films Official Selection, Tribeca Film Festival (2019) THE LEGEND OF TARZAN Director: David Yates Production Company: Village Roadshow Pictures & Warner Bros. LUX ARTISTS | 1 EVERYBODY’S FINE Director: Kirk Jones Production Company: Miramax & Radar Pictures THE GOLDEN COMPASS Director: Chris Weitz Production Company: New Line Cinema FLYBOYS Director: Tony Bill Production Company: Electric Entertainment & MGM NANNY MCPHEE Director: Kirk Jones Production Company: Universal Pictures, Studio Canal & Working Title Films BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS Director: Stephen Fry Production Company: The Film Consortium & Revolution Films Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2003) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2003) SHACKLETON Director: Charles Sturridge Production Company: A&E, Channel 4 & Firstsight Films Nominated, Best Mini-series, Golden Globe Awards (2003) Winner, Best Cinematography, Emmy Awards (2002) Nominated, Best Cinematography, BAFTA Awards (2002) CRUSH Director: John McKay Production Company: Film Four & Sony Picture Classics Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival (2003) THE INVISIBLE CIRCUS Director: Adam Brooks Production Company: Fine Line Features & Industry Entertainment Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival (2001) WAKING NED Director: Kirk Jones Production Company: Tomboy Films & Gruber Bros Nominated, Carl Foreman Award, BAFTA Awards (2000) LUX ARTISTS | 2 DIRECTOR/COMMERCIAL SCOTT DUNGATE Warner Brothers Studio Tour MARIO TESTINO Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana, Michael Kors, Lancome NICK KNIGHT Issey Miyake DAVID SIMS Zara PAUL WEILAND Walkers, Renault, Euro Million Lottery, Doritos, Argos, Transport For London, McDonald’s, Virgin Atlantic CHRIS PALMER Royal Wedding, Bisto, Littlewoods, Blackthorn Cider, Budweiser JOHN MADDEN Shell, Royal Salute Whiskey TOBY MACDONALD BT KIRK JONES Radioshack, Werther’s Originals, BT, Diet Coke, Ford MIKE FIGGIS Transport For London MARK MYLOD Ford GUY MANWARING After Eight MARTIN GRANGER Capital One Card FRANK BUDGEN Polaroid, Sharwoods, Vauxhall, Heinz VINCE SQUIBB Quality Street, Aero ARTIST WEBSITE LUX ARTISTS | 3.

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