A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Birthplace:
Zürich, Switzerland
Born:
October 28, 1993
Sebastian Klinger is a Swiss-based cinematographer and producer. He lensed numerous projects for Student Academy Award winner Freddy Macdonald, among which “Sew Torn”, a short film executive produced by Peter Spears (“Nomadland”) and acquired by Searchlight Pictures that qualified for the 2020 Academy Awards. Together with Macdonald, he also shot multiple music videos for three time Grammy winner Fantastic Negrito and, most recently, the feature “Sew Torn” starring Eve Connolly (“Vikings”) which premiered at SXSW 2024. Klinger’s other credits also include short films “The Station In-Between” starring Carlos Leal (“Casino Royale”) as well as numerous commercials and web series. As lead visual effects unit Switzerland he contributed to the Netflix series “Contigo Capitan” and, in the camera department, acclaimed Spanish feature “Color Of Heaven” which premiered at San Sebastián International Film Festival. He was part of the ASC Vision Mentorship program under guidance of David Darby, ASC.
Cinematography:
2019 Sew Torn
Director:
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2019 Sew Torn
Director of Photography:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2024 Sew Torn
Editor:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2024 Sew Torn
Grip:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2022 Color of Heaven
2024 Sew Torn
Location Scout:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2022 Color of Heaven
2024 Sew Torn
Producer:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2022 Color of Heaven
2024 Sew Torn
Visual Effects:
2016 Gifted [Thanksgiving Post Mortem]
2017 Contrasts of Peru
2017 The Father of Art
2018 Zoe
2019 Sew Torn
2020 Garden Plot
2021 Alpine Getaway
2021 The Station In-Between
2022 Color of Heaven
2022 Shedding Angels
2024 Sew Torn
Visual Effects Camera:
2022 The Fight for Justice: Paolo Guerrero
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