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Miguel Bunster (b. 1979)

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Alias:
Miguel Bunster Claudet
Miguel Teitelboim

Birthplace:
Princeton, New Jersey, USA

Born:
April 8, 1979

Biography from TheMovieDB

Miguel Bunster is a cinematographer  Even though he was born in the United States Miguel grew up in Chile where he started his film career. Initially his first jobs at a young age were in 3D animation but after working in different departments he got to work as a DP and never looked back. In 2004 he entered the cinematography program at the American Film Institute and after graduation he started shooting films, music videos and commercials, Now a days he spends most of his time in Chile but still moves between Chile, United States, Brazil and any place where he can go to work with new people in different projects.

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Film Production

Best Boy Grip:
2004  Tendida mirando las estrellas

Camera Operator:
2004  Tendida mirando las estrellas
2010  The New Big Ball with Neil Hamburger
2012  Have You Seen Lupita?

Cinematography:
2004  Tendida mirando las estrellas
2010  The Death of Toys
2010  The New Big Ball with Neil Hamburger
2012  Have You Seen Lupita?

Director of Photography:
2004  Tendida mirando las estrellas
2006  Bye Bye Benjamin
2009  The Line
2010  I Will Follow
2010  The Death of Toys
2010  The New Big Ball with Neil Hamburger
2012  Caleuche: The Call of the Sea
2012  Have You Seen Lupita?
2014  Videoclub
2015  Heroes
2017  My Father's Memory
2018  Atacama
2018  Cirqo
2019  Casi famoso

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