John Adderley, Lighting Cameraman






JOHN ADDERLEY MBKS LIGHTING CAMERAMAN +44 020 8542 4847 +44 7973 730042	DOP for Tacita Dean Hugo Boss Prize Winner for the film "KODAK" NOW SHOWING at the GUGGENHEIM New York until June 6 2007	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
	SHOWN AT TATE MODERN FOR one year 2006/2007 Disappearance At Sea
	by Tacita Dean
	cinematography by John Adderley
adderley.net © 2005	16mm anamorphic
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.

	BOOTS (16mm Anamorphic film projected) shown at Berlin Film Festival Tate St Ives and Royal Institute of British Architects

	Tacita Dean's most ambitious film work to date, Boots , receives its UK premier at the Royal Institute of British Architects. The three screen 16mm film is a study of memory, architecture and time. Filmed in a deserted Art-Deco villa called the casa Serralves in Porto, Portugal, Its central figure ---the charismatic club-footed figure 'Boots' tours the empty rooms of the grand house recounting perhaps real perhaps fictional tales of the past lives and loves of those who may once of inhabited this place.	Disappearance at Sea (link)
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NOW SHOWING at the GUGGENHEIM New York