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Raised in the American South, Nicholas Matthews is a Los Angeles based cinematographer. He recently photographed Lionsgate's SAW X which received the franchise's best reviews (The Hollywood Reporter), stars Tobin Bell, and grossed $110 million. He shot Bleecker Street's erotic survival thriller Bone Lake (Fantastic Fest 2024, Sitges 2024, Brookyln Horror Festival - Audience Award), Lionsgate's southern crime thriller Mob Land (starring John Travolta & Stephen Dorff), and the Shudder film Spoonful of Sugar (Fantastic Fest 2022). Throughout his career, he has worked with horror legends including Dan Myrick (director and writer of Blair Witch Project) and Ted Raimi (Evil Dead 2) who starred in "Red Light" (Sitges 2020). He has shot music videos for artists like Ice Cube and Rise Against, and award winning commercials for a variety of brands including Nike, Intel, and Specialized Bikes.

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Colorist:
2018  Nightmares by the Sea

Director of Photography:
2017  JackRabbit 29
2018  At the Frontera
2018  Nightmares by the Sea
2019  Cuck
2019  Makhaliss
2020  Red Light
2022  Without Ward

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