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Sue Gibson (1952-2016)

Birthplace:
Derby, Derbyshire, England, UK

Born:
January 1, 1952

Died:
July 27, 2016

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sue Gibson (8 November 1952 – 27 July 2016) was a British cinematographer known for the film Mrs. Dalloway (1997). She was the first female member of the British Society of Cinematographers, and later became the first female president of the society in 2008.[1]

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Cinematography:
2001  Four Play

Clapper Loader:
1983  The Ploughman's Lunch
2001  Four Play

Director of Photography:
1983  John, Love
1983  The Ploughman's Lunch
1991  A Room of One's Own
1991  Hear My Song
1991  Secret Friends
1997  Mrs. Dalloway
1999  Tube Tales
2001  Four Play
2001  The Search for John Gissing
2005  Riot at the Rite
2009  31 North 62 East
2012  The Mapmaker

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TV Production

Director of Photography:
1999  Pure Wickedness
2002  Spooks
2002  The Forsyte Saga
2016  Agatha Raisin

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