Andrew Shulkind

Andrew Shulkind is a cinematographer best known for his work in commercials, movies, and cutting edge immersive entertainment. He was the youngest member of the International Cinematographers Guild (ICG) where his expert and practical integration of emerging technologies (stereoscopic capture, LED and plasma lighting, camera stabilization techniques, and intelligent use of visual effects) have earned him the reputation as the cinematographer-technologist of the future. Known as much for his relationships as his technical achievements and creative expressionism, Andrew helps to bridge between products, engineering and creative storytelling at the highest level, from traditional theatrical and broadcast to groundbreaking experiential and interactive experiences. He is one of the few keynote speakers known for his vision and predictive insight as well as his role in actually forging the future of quality entertainment. Andrew was fortunate to begin his career working for some of the best names in business (Steven Spielberg, Michael Mann, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jon Favreau, Darius Khondji, Janusz Kaminski, Emmanuel Lubezki, Don Burgess, etc.). He was awarded with the Emerging Cinematographer Award from the International Cinematographers Guild in 2014, the Studio Daily Prime Award for the Innovator of the Year in 2014 and 2016, as well as Variety Magazine’s 10 Cinematographers to Watch in 2018.

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Assistant Camera:
2002  Panic Room
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

Camera Intern:
2000  Coyote Ugly
2002  Panic Room
2002  The Salton Sea
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

Camera Operator:
2000  Coyote Ugly
2002  Panic Room
2002  The Salton Sea
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2005  Man of the House
2005  Serenity
2006  The Brandon Corey Story

Director of Photography:
2000  Coyote Ugly
2002  Panic Room
2002  The Salton Sea
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2005  Man of the House
2005  Serenity
2005  Shapeshifter
2006  The Brandon Corey Story
2007  Let Them Chirp Awhile
2007  The Son of Sam's Daughter
2010  Don't Fade Away
2015  Southbound
2016  Gone
2017  The Ritual
2017  The Vault
2024  V-U2:UV
2025  The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

Libra Head Technician:
2000  Coyote Ugly
2002  Panic Room
2002  The Salton Sea
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2004  Back When We Were Grownups
2004  The Goodbye Girl
2005  Man of the House
2005  Serenity
2005  Shapeshifter
2005  The Amityville Horror
2005  The Skeleton Key
2005  Zathura: A Space Adventure
2006  The Brandon Corey Story
2007  Let Them Chirp Awhile
2007  The Son of Sam's Daughter
2010  Don't Fade Away
2015  Southbound
2016  Gone
2017  The Ritual
2017  The Vault
2024  V-U2:UV
2025  The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

Thanks:
2000  Coyote Ugly
2002  Panic Room
2002  The Salton Sea
2003  Radio
2003  Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2004  Back When We Were Grownups
2004  The Goodbye Girl
2005  Man of the House
2005  Serenity
2005  Shapeshifter
2005  The Amityville Horror
2005  The Skeleton Key
2005  Zathura: A Space Adventure
2006  The Brandon Corey Story
2007  Let Them Chirp Awhile
2007  The Son of Sam's Daughter
2010  Don't Fade Away
2012  21 Jump Street
2015  Southbound
2016  Gone
2017  The Ritual
2017  The Vault
2024  V-U2:UV
2025  The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

Director of Photography:
2013  Side Effects

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