October 23, 2018
Cinematographer Ben Magahy worked on this spot for Huawei, directed by Tim Brown (1st Avenue Machine).
Airing during the X Factor high profile ad break, Huawei analyse the ease of this device that empowers its users thus enabling them to float above the competition…
Ben soon heads to Wales to shoot a short film before heading back to London to join another short whose narrative supports the ‘times up’ movement.
Drama includes the BBC’s Life scripted by Mike Bartlett and directed by Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, and Smothered for director George Belfield. Ben shot the Disney+ feature documentary If These Walls Could Sing (which received its World Premiere at Telluride Film Festival) alongside director Mary McCartney, and has also shot a series of documentaries with music as the central theme, incl. Music Liberates Music with directors Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard. Short films include Burial directed by Georgia Lee & Hannah Daniels, Glance directed by Conkerco and Grounds directed by Phoebe Torrance.
Ben has been twice nominated for Best Cinematography at the British Arrows Craft Awards, and has also been nominated at the MTV VMAs.
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