Laurie Rose

Born in East London, gaining an art school background followed by a number of years in television and documentary, Laurie always wanted to convey stories visually. His break into narrative work came almost by accident with director Ben Wheatley on DOWN TERRACE (2009) and since then a passion for combining story with the moving image has led to further collaborations with some of the most exciting directors working today. For Laurie, it’s resolutely about collaboration – joining with like-minded people to realise a story together. Now based in Brighton, Laurie lives with his wife and two children.  Laurie Rose is known for his work with Ben Wheatley including HIGH-RISE and FREE FIRE. Also LONDON SPY, for the BBC for which he won a BAFTA for Photography and Lighting in 2016 and Season 3 of BBC’s PEAKY BLINDERS. Recent film credits include Saul Dibb’s JOURNEY’S END, Dominic Savage’s THE ESCAPE, Jon S Baird’s STAN AND OLLIE, starring Steve Coogan and John C Reilly, as well as PET SEMATARY, directed by Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer. Projects due to release are REBECCA (Working Title/Netflix), and FREAKY (Universal/Blumhouse) – most recent projects include Jessica Swale’s SUMMERLAND and Gavin Rothery’s ARCHIVE.  Laurie is an accredited member and a Governor of the British Society of Cinematographers.  (https://www.asff.co.uk/delegate/laurie-rose-2/)

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"A" Camera Operator:
2015  High-Rise
2020  Archive

Camera Operator:
2015  High-Rise
2020  Archive
2020  Summerland

Director of Photography:
2010  Down Terrace
2011  Kill List
2012  Sightseers
2013  A Field in England
2013  Pieces
2013  The ABCs of Death
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2015  Bill
2015  High-Rise
2016  NW
2017  Free Fire
2017  Journey's End
2018  Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
2018  Journeyman
2018  Overlord
2018  Stan & Ollie
2018  The Escape
2019  Pet Sematary
2020  Archive
2020  Freaky
2020  Rebecca
2020  Summerland
2022  Catherine Called Birdy
2022  La Voix humaine
2022  Rosaline

Second Assistant Director:
2010  Down Terrace
2011  Kill List
2012  Sightseers
2013  A Field in England
2013  Pieces
2013  The ABCs of Death
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2015  Bill
2015  High-Rise
2015  Unhallowed Ground
2016  NW
2017  Free Fire
2017  Journey's End
2018  Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
2018  Journeyman
2018  Overlord
2018  Stan & Ollie
2018  The Escape
2019  Pet Sematary
2020  Archive
2020  Freaky
2020  Rebecca
2020  Summerland
2022  Catherine Called Birdy
2022  La Voix humaine
2022  Rosaline

"B" Camera Operator:
2015  London Spy

Director of Photography:
2013  Peaky Blinders
2015  London Spy
2023  Silo

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