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Stefan Duscio

Biography from TheMovieDB

Stefan Duscio is an Australian cinematographer, best known for working with screenwriter and director Leigh Whannell on Upgrade (2018) and The Invisible Man (2020).

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Film Production

Camera Operator:
2012  Any Questions for Ben?

Cinematography:
2012  Any Questions for Ben?
2013  Galore
2024  The Dog

Director of Photography:
2009  Mandarin Peel
2010  Pinion
2012  Any Questions for Ben?
2012  Shopping in a Zombie Apocalypse
2012  The Man Who Could Not Dream
2013  Galore
2013  The Last Time I Saw Richard
2013  The Turning
2014  A Day at the Office in a Zombie Apocalypse
2014  Boys On Film 11: We Are Animals
2014  Canopy
2014  Lake
2014  The Mule
2015  Backtrack
2016  Madly
2017  Jungle
2018  Acute Misfortune
2018  Upgrade
2019  Judy & Punch
2019  Sweetheart
2020  Face Your Fears: Thriller Shorts for Adults
2020  The Invisible Man
2021  The Dry
2022  Little Tornadoes
2024  Lunacy
2024  The Dog
2025  Wolf Man

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