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Andy Alderslade

Senior Lecturer

Leeds School of Arts | LARC - Leeds Arts Research Centre

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About

Andrew is an award winning cinematographer based primarily in the world of narrative and commercial filmmaking. He works with a broad spectrum of craft and technology from the antiquated to the cutting-edge for the aid of telling a story.

Working in all scales of production, Andrew has photographed documentaries for BBC1 and Sky, independent features and larger international productions. This has included working with a variety of talent including the late veteran director Philip Saville and stars Priyanka Chopra, Eric Clapton, Lilly James, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Ruth Negga.

Andrew won his first award from his first feature ‘Two Down’, a neo-noir crime thriller directed by Matthew Butler and staring Alex Hassell. Shooting digitally, he gave the production a period look using old lenses, mid-century nets as filtration and ‘classical’ lighting. He is experienced with extensive digital SFX (while shooting ‘Contractor 014352’ with Johnny Flynn), but also more practical ‘in-camera’ effects, including traditional back-projection used on ‘Starboy’.

Andrew has also worked on experimental films including the award winning Hollow Pond and Waving (with Ralph Ineson).

Degrees

MA in Cinematography
National Film and Television School, Beaconsfield, United Kingdom | 04 January 2010 - 01 February 2012
MA in Film Production
University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom | 04 October 2004 - 02 September 2005
BA in Film Studies
University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom | 24 January 2000 - 30 May 2003