Cameron S. Mitchell (b. 1991)

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Birthplace:
Ypsilanti - Michigan - USA

Born:
February 28, 1991

Cameron S. Mitchell is a Director, Writer, and DP who specializes in character-driven stories that look at the way outlier individuals break the mold of societal expectations. His award-winning work spans the gamut of the film industry, from an extensive background in Documentary to Dark Comedy, Horror, and Science Fiction. Cameron's work has been featured on Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Amazon, PBS, CBS, and includes Emmy award winning shows such as Cat People (Netflix), Mare of Easttown (HBO: Behind the Scenes), and the Drew Barrymore Show (CBS). His career spans over a decade of major feature films and television shows including camera operator work on Paint (Starring Owen Wilson), Iron Fist (Marvel, Netflix), A Little Bit Pregnant with Danielle Brooks (Netflix), The Garden Left Behind (SXSW Audience Award Winner, Dir. Flavio Alvez) as well as DP work on Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time (Hulu), Resurrection (IFC Behind the Scenes, Sundance Official Selection, Starring Rebecca Hall and Tim Roth). He is the Director/DP of Elsa (PBS American Masters, Winner: Filmocracy), The Co-Op (Winner: Bergen International Film Festival, Slamdance Official Selection), Branded (Temple News Documentary of the Year), and Heartbeat (Winner: LA Music Video Awards, Winner: Awareness Film Festival). You can view many of these award-winning projects and more at his website.

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"A" Camera Operator:
2021  One December Night

"B" Camera Operator:
2021  One December Night
2023  Paint

Assistant Camera:
2021  One December Night
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint

Best Boy Electric:
2020  Forever Red
2021  One December Night
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint

Camera Operator:
2020  Forever Red
2021  One December Night
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Cinematography:
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  One December Night
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Director:
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Director of Photography:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Editor:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Producer:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Second Assistant Camera:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Steadicam Operator:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

Writer:
2015  Deadly Gamble
2017  The Listing
2019  The Co-Op
2020  Forever Red
2021  Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
2021  One December Night
2023  Elsa
2023  Hold to Dash
2023  Paint
2025  Disposable Humanity

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