Ed Moore

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Ed Moore BSC is a British cinematographer represented by WPA. He was born in Cornwall and began his career in theatrical lighting before moving into film lighting and eventually working as a DP. Along with two features, he's worked extensively in high-end TV dramas including Doctor Who, This Way Up, Dark Heart (2018), Shetland (2017) and Vera (2017).

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Additional Photography:
2015  AfterDeath

Cinematography:
2014  The Last Showing
2015  AfterDeath
2018  The Last Dance

Director of Photography:
2014  Bucky
2014  The Last Showing
2015  AfterDeath
2015  Break
2016  Dunroamin
2018  The Last Dance
2020  Eulogy

Helicopter Camera:
2014  Bucky
2014  The Last Showing
2015  AfterDeath
2015  Break
2015  Pressure
2016  Dunroamin
2018  The Last Dance
2020  Eulogy

Set Photographer:
2014  Bucky
2014  The Last Showing
2015  AfterDeath
2015  Break
2015  Pressure
2016  Dunroamin
2018  The Last Dance
2020  Eulogy
2020  James Acaster: Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999

Camera Operator:
1988  Red Dwarf

Director of Photography:
1988  Red Dwarf
2005  Doctor Who
2023  Hijack

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