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Anupong Posuwan

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Tee Anupong Posuwan
ตี๋ อนุพงษ์ โพธิ์สุวรรณ

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Anupong "Tee" Posuwan is a youngblood of cinematographer society. He started his career with making experimental works and independent short films that were selected for a competition by many film festivals around the world.  Major in Film Production at Bangkok University, Tee highly focused on working as a director of photography during his study. His works built up a great reputation in many short film festivals such as BISFF and Thai Film Foundation. His camerawork for a feature, "Supernatural", brought him to an international level as the film was screened in International Film Festival Rotterdam.  Having a deep passion in cinematography, Tee has not only been enjoyed with working, but also opened for learning new things. One of those was joining RED Camera Workshop in South Korea.Tee is a cinematographer at Dir4 Company almost 7 year. Todays he working at freelance cinematographer for TV Commercial, He also works on a variety of lenser profession including short films, documentaries and Music Video.

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Cinematography:
2019  Love From Outta Space

Director of Photography:
2012  I still get lost in your eyes
2014  Supernatural
2019  Love From Outta Space

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