Eric Alan Edwards

Eric Alan Edwards is an accomplished cinematographer whose mastery of visual composition spans across film, television and videos. He was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award and a Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography for Gus Van Sant's, "My Own Private Idaho."

On film, his impressive list of film credits include  "Lovelace"; "The Change-Up"; "Stok Stalk Stock"; "Shelf Life"; "Virginia"; "Couples Retreat"; "Love Happens"; "Management"; "The King of Texas"; "Knocked Up"; "The Break-Up"; "First Snow"; "The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things"; "How to Deal"; "Crossroads"; "The Slaughter Rule"; "On the Edge"; "The Debtors"; "Clay Pigeons"; "Another Day in Paradise"; "Cop Land"; "Flirting with Disaster"; "Kids"; "To Die For"; "El jardin del Edén"; "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues"; "American Taboo"; "Last Night at the Alamo"; "Pay Dirt"; and "Property."

His television endeavors include "Happy Valley," "Inside Portlandia," "Five," and "Amy & Isabelle."

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