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Trevor Peckham is an award winning New York based writer, director and cinematographer. As the third generation of his family working in film production, he was on set from an early age. After majoring in marketing at Northeastern and working at a desk, he realized it wasn’t for him and returned to the world of production. He soon found himself behind the camera and falling in love with the art and science of cinematography. He has been working as a DP since 2015 and has shot dozens of projects ranging from documentaries and corporate films to music videos and narrative features, including VINEYARDS, which won best cinematography at the 2020 Golden State Film Festival. ​In 2020, he shifted his focus to writing and directing with his first short film, GREEN. ​In 2021, he completed his feature length directorial debut, DISCONTINUED, which premiered at the 2022 Cinequest Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award for the Best Sci-Fi/Horror/Thriller.

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Film Production

Cinematography:
2016  Hospital Arrest

Director:
2016  Hospital Arrest
2022  Discontinued

Director of Photography:
2016  Hospital Arrest
2022  Discontinued
2023  Vineyards
2024  The Lake in the Sky

Producer:
2016  Hospital Arrest
2022  Discontinued
2023  Vineyards
2024  The Lake in the Sky

Writer:
2016  Hospital Arrest
2022  Discontinued
2023  Vineyards
2024  The Lake in the Sky

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