Ashley Barron

Ashley Barron ACS is a Director of Photography, known for her work on Starz/Lionsgate's Dangerous Liaisons. In 2018 Ashley became one of 15 women to receive Accreditation from the Australian Cinematographer's Society. Ashley's other titles include series The Tailings (which won an Aussie Oscar), All Creatures Great & Small S2 for Channel 5 and PBS, and ITV's The Tower S2. Ashley's has earned a number of awards, including a Gold from the Australian Cinematographer's Society (ACS), an AACTA Award (Aussie Oscar), a Nomination at the prestigious Camerimage Cinematography Film Festival, an invitation for membership of the Illuminatrix Collective, and one of the earliest memberships of the International Collective of Female Cinematographers (ICFC). Ashley's varied background of growing up between Ireland, Armenia, and Australia has shaped her unique mix of visual attitudes, perspective and approach. Ashley was selected as 1 of 28 Cinematographers in the world to train at the American Film Institute Conservatory. Her work has been profiled in the American, Australian and British Cinematographer Magazines, and has since spanned across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, China, Canada, and Indonesia.

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Additional Camera:
????  Big Bad Love

Cinematography:
2011  Dreamland
2014  Redaction
2014  The Awareness
2020  NYX
????  Big Bad Love

Director of Photography:
2011  Dreamland
2014  Redaction
2014  The Awareness
2017  One Less God
2019  Stand Still
2020  NYX
2021  The Walk
????  Big Bad Love

Director of Photography:
2021  The Tailings
2021  The Tower
2022  Dangerous Liaisons

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