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DOP for Tacita Dean Hugo Boss Prize Winner for the film "KODAK" SHOWN at the GUGGENHEIM New York 2007 Now showing at Tate Britain |
 Still from Kodak, 2006. 16mm color and black-and-white film, with optical sound, 44 minutes. Edition of 4, 1 A.P. Courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery, New York and Paris, and Frith Street Gallery, London |
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Disappearance at Sea is a film of unbelievable beauty set around Crowhurst and the Berwick lighthouse, and Disappearance at Sea 11, is the mythic story of Tristan, floating alone in a coracle, for seven days and seven nights, until wounded and weary he finds the healing of Isolde. -------- Jeanette Winterson -- The Guardian |
 SHOWN AT TATE MODERN FOR one year 2006/2007 Disappearance At Sea |
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| cinematography by John Adderley | ||
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| Born, bred and educated in Australia, I started with the camera department of the ABC in my native Sydney. I came to the UK in 1971, joining the BBC's camera department and over the next twenty two years photographed some ninety complete productions. I am experienced on both film and videotape, having worked across a broad spectrum of programme genres; from Schools Television to Drama. I have worked in almost every country, from the mountains of Afghanistan, to the sewers of the Ukraine, from the plains of Africa to the jungles of New York City. I pride myself on being able to develop a close, easy relationship with directors and I am always in demand. | ||
