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Lukasstrebel.Com (3/11/21) LUKAS STREBEL Director of Photography www.lukasstrebel.com FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “ELIZABETH IS MISSING” Aisling Walsh BBC One Sarah Brown STV Productions Andrea Gibb Gaynor Holmes Elizabeth Kilgarriff “BLACK MIRROR” James Hawes Channel 4 Charlie Brooker (2 Episodes) Netflix “GOTTHARD” Urs Egger Zodiac Pictures Lukas Hobi (Mini-series) Reto Schärli “WALLANDER: THE WHITE Ben Caron BBC Sanne Wohlenberg LIONESS” Left Bank Pictures “WALLANDER: A LESSON IN Ben Caron BBC Sanne Wohlenberg LOVE” Left Bank Pictures “WALLANDER: THE TROUBLED Ben Caron BBC Sanne Wohlenberg MAN” Left Bank Pictures “REMAINDER” Omer Fast Film 4 Malte Grunert Tiger Lily Films Natasha Dack “JONATHAN STRANGE & MR. Toby Haynes BBC America Greg Dummett NORRELL” Cuba Pictures Nick Hirschkorn (Episodes 2, 4) “DORA OR THE SEXUAL Stine Werenfels Dschoint Ventschr Nicole Gerhards NEUROSES OF OUR PARENTS” Niko film Stina Werenfels Nomination: Swiss Film Award for Best Cinematography Winner: Le Brussels Film Festival Award for Best Cinematography “THE CHALLENGER DISASTER” James Hawes BBC Laurie Borg “WALLANDER: EVENT IN Toby Haynes BBC Sanne Wohlenberg AUTUMN” Left Bank Pictures “WALLANDER: DOGS OF RIGA” Esther May Campbell BBC Sanne Wohlenberg Left Bank Pictures “LUCK” Philip Noyce HBO Michael Mann Brian Kirk David Milch Allen Coulter Henry Bronchtein “MARCHLANDS” James Kent ITV Productions Kate Bartlett Stephen Greenhorn Kate Lewis (cont.) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com (3/11/21) LUKAS STREBEL Director of Photography - 2 - FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “SKY COMEDY SHORTS” Mike Christie Renegade Pictures Lucy Robinson “ROOM AT THE TOP” Aisling Walsh Great Meadow Prods. Paul Frift “THE SECRET DIARIES OF MISS James Kent Oxford Films Nicolas Kent ANNE LISTER” “WALLANDER: THE FIFTH Aisling Walsh Left Bank Pictures Sanne Wohlenberg WOMAN” Nomination: BAFTA TV Award for Best Photography & Lighting “GARROW’S LAW” Peter Lydon Shed Media Dominic Barlow Nomination: BAFTA TV Award for Best Photography & Lighting “LITTLE DORRIT” Dearbhla Walsh BBC Lisa Osborne Adam Smith Winner: Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography “BURN UP” Oman Mhada Kudos Chris Hall “WHISTLEBLOWERS” John McKay Carnival Sanne Wohlenberg Paul Gay “YOU ARE MINE” Tobias Ineichen Müller & Seelig Jutta Muller “DEAD CLEVER” Dearbhla Walsh Granada Rebecca Hodgson “SEE NO EVIL” Chris Menaul Granada Lisa Gilchrist Winner: RTS Craft & Design Award for Best Lighting, Photography & Camera “FUNLAND” Dearbhla Walsh BBC Sanne Wohlenberg “VINCENT” Peter Lydon BBC Rebecca Hodgson Roger Gartland John Rushton “DAD” Sarah Harding BBC Hilary Beven Jones “PLANESPOTTING” Chris Menaul Granada Francis Hopkinson “BLACKPOOL” Julie Anne Robinson BBC Kate Lewis “IN SEARCH OF A FAMILY” Ura Egger Satel Film Urs Egger “WALL OF SILENCE” Chris Menaul Granada TV Saurbh Kakkar “NEW TRICKS” Graham Theakston Wall to Wall Gina Cronk BBC (cont.) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com (3/11/21) LUKAS STREBEL Director of Photography - 3 - FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “THE LAZARUS CHILD” Graham Theakston Eagle Pictures Ciro Dammicco Morgan Creek Ron Bass “UNCONDITIONAL LOVE” Freddie Fairfax Company Pictures Mark Pybus ITV “STATE OF MIND” Chris Menaul ITV Dave Edwards “MURPHY’S LAW: ELECTRIC Peter Lydon Tiger Aspect Sanne Craddick BILL” BBC “CASE OF EVIL” Graham Theakston Box TV Tim Bradley “COME TOGETHER” Graham Theakston Working Title AnaLisa Barreto “EPSTEIN” Urs Egger MTM Productions Andreas Bareiss “THE BOMB MAKER” Graham Theakston Sky Television Paul Knight “THE SCARLET PIMPERNELL” Graham Theakston BBC Richard Langridge “SEEING RED” Graham Theakston Granada Films Neil Weisman “OPERA BALL” Urs Egger Constantin Film Bernd Elchinger Sat 1 “DIE HALBSTARKEN” Urs Egger Constantin Film Bernd Elchinger Sat 1 “CHARLEY’S AUNT” Sönke Wortmann Constantin Film Bernd Elchinger Sat 1 “ALL OUT” Thomas Koerfer Stella Films Graham Theakston COMMERCIALS & PROMOS Include (Partial List): Nike, MRF India, Panasonic, Andreas Vollenweider, Eurythmics, Wello, Sky, Brantano, Sky Sports, Allianz, Doppelherz, Mazda, Swisscom, Mrs. Tyre, Ericsson, Tetra, Toyota, UBS, Turkish, World Wildlife Fund, Nescafe, Nissa Locations: US (California, New York, Florida), Canada, Peru, Argentina, UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, Holland, Romania, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Tunisia, Morocco, South Africa, India, Turkey SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com .
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