A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Birthplace:
Sydney, Australia
Born to Turkish migrant parents, in Sydney, Australia, and raised in Istanbul, Turkey, Burak Oguz Saguner graduated from North Sydney College of TAFE NSW in 2004, where he studied Screen & TV Production. As a cinematographer, he worked on numerous independent short and feature films, documentaries, commercials, and music videos in different parts of the world including Australia, Vietnam, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Italy, and Turkey. In 2013 Burak co-wrote, produced, shot and edited the short film IN AUTUMN, which world-premiered at the 29th Warsaw Film Festival and won the Rising Star Award at the 2014 Canada International Film Festival. Burak Oguz Saguner completed a Postgraduate Degree in Cinematography at AFTRS (Australian Film, TV and Radio School) in 2014. During this time, he shot DRIFTWOOD DUSTMITES, which world-premiered at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival and subsequently won him Best Achievement in Cinematography Award at the St Kilda Film Festival and Best Cinematography Award at the Canberra Short Film Festival in 2016. This year, Burak wrote, produced and directed the short films, ONE THIRD OF A SECOND, WAYFARERS and A STRANGE SEASON and, now he is in development for his next project BITTER. IMDB mini bio by yusufpiskin
Cinematography:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
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Director:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
2023 Bitter
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Director of Photography:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
2019 Automatic
2023 Bitter
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Editor:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
2019 Automatic
2023 Bitter
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Producer:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
2019 Automatic
2023 Bitter
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Writer:
2013 In Autumn
2015 Driftwood Dustmites
2019 Automatic
2023 Bitter
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