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Joel Devlin

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Birthplace:
Lewisham, London, England, UK

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Joel is a Royal Television Society award winning and Emmy nominated UK based cinematographer. Known for his work on critically acclaimed television dramas such as 'Broken' (2017) and 'Doctor Foster' (2015) and feature films 'Winter' (2015) and 'Shooting For Socrates' (2014). He has recently completed work on 'The Frankenstein Chronicles' season II due to air on Netflix in 2018 and 'Come Home' for the BBC also due to air in 2018. Joel originated in documentaries working worldwide for the likes of the BBC, Discovery and National Geographic before making the transition into feature films and television drama.

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Film Production

Cinematography:
2006  The Dark Side of Porn: Amateur Porn
2008  Trimming the Fat

Director of Photography:
2006  The Dark Side of Porn: Amateur Porn
2008  Help! I'm No Bigger Than a Bug
2008  Trimming the Fat
2013  The Battle of the Sexes
2014  Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist
2014  Shooting for Socrates
2015  The Cannibal in the Jungle

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TV Production

Additional Director of Photography:
2017  Born to Kill

Cinematography:
2017  Born to Kill
2019  The Trial of Christine Keeler

Director of Photography:
2017  Born to Kill
2018  Come Home
2018  The ABC Murders
2019  His Dark Materials
2019  The Trial of Christine Keeler
2023  Bodies

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