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Biography from TheMovieDB

Luke Bryant is known for Love at First Sight (2023), The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die (2023) and I Hate Suzie (2020).

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Cinematography:
2011  Shades of Beige
2015  Kicking Off

Director of Photography:
2008  Human Assembly
2011  Shades of Beige
2012  U.F.O.
2013  SLR
2014  Allies
2015  Kicking Off
2016  The Hope Rooms
2017  Eliminators
2017  The Marine 5: Battleground
2018  Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back)
2018  The Marine 6: Close Quarters
2019  Buddy Games
2021  The Reckoning
2022  The Fall
2022  The Lair
2023  Love at First Sight
2023  The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die

Photoscience Manager:
2008  Alien Uprising
2008  Human Assembly
2011  Shades of Beige
2012  U.F.O.
2013  SLR
2014  Allies
2015  Kicking Off
2016  The Hope Rooms
2017  Eliminators
2017  The Marine 5: Battleground
2018  Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back)
2018  The Marine 6: Close Quarters
2019  Buddy Games
2021  The Reckoning
2022  The Fall
2022  The Lair
2023  Love at First Sight
2023  The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die

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TV Production

Camera Operator:
2019  Dead Pixels

Director of Photography:
2005  Doctor Who
2019  Dead Pixels
2021  Grace
2023  The Full Monty

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