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Nicola Daley BSC ACS

Features include Terence Davies’ Benediction and the BFI funded Pin Cushion directed by Deborah Haywood. TV drama includes The Handmaid’s Tale S5 directed by Elisabeth Moss, Paradise Lost starring Nick Nolte and Josh Hartnett, Halo Season 2, and Gangs of London Season 3. Documentaries include the Michael Roberts feature documentary Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes For Lizards and Go Back To Where You Came From directed by Ivan O’Mahoney.

In 2014 Nicola became the 8th woman in Australian history to be accredited into the Australian Society of Cinematographers, and subsequently in 2024 was inducted into the ACS Hall of Fame.

Winner – Craft Award for Achievement – Women in Film and TV Awards 2022.

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Sverre Sørdal FNF

Sverre’s features include BIFA / BAFTA nominated Country Lines directed by Henry Blake, award winning Unruly directed by Malou Reymann which will receive its World Premiere at TIFF, and BIFA nominated Sister Midnight, directed by Karan Kandhari, which premiered at Cannes Directors Fortnight 2024.

He shot documentary feature Cries to the Border directed by Matthew Halsall on location in Korea, and his shorts include Gus & Sons directed by Henry Blake as well as A Very Short Film About Longing directed by Eimear McBride. Whilst attending the NFTS he also shot BAFTA nominated and BIFA winning short film Slap and the award winning & high-octane Group B, starring Richard Madden, both directed by Nick Rowland.

Sverre received a nomination from IMAGO for the Best Emerging Cinematographer of 2020 for his work on feature County Lines.

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Stéphane Collonge

Stéphane won the BIFA for his work on Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir Part II and was also nominated for The Souvenir Part I. Other features include Clio Barnard’s Ali & Ava, Sally El Hosaini’s My Brother the Devil and Francis Lee’s God’s Own Country. Television drama includes Trigonometry for director Rachel Athina Tsangari and Netflix’s Red Rose for director Ramón Salazar.

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