Glen MacPherson

Glen MacPherson served as director of photography on the hit action thriller "Rambo," the horror thriller "One Missed Call," and the festival favorite "Trick 'r Treat." The Canadian-born cinematographer's previous film credits include "16 Blocks," "Rebound," "Walking Tall," "My Baby's Daddy," "Friday After Next," "All About the Benjamins," "Exit Wounds," "Camouflage," "Romeo Must Die," "Wrongfully Accused" and "Cadillac Girls." MacPherson received a Genie Award nomination for Best Achievement in Cinematography for the biographical drama "Regeneration," and was nominated for a Gemini Award for Best Photography in a Dramatic Program or Series for "Captains Courageous."

For television, MacPherson has also worked on such telefilms as "Max Q: Emergency Landing," "Calm at Sunset, Calm at Dawn," "Doctor Who," "First Degree," "Bye Bye Birdie," "Johnny's Girl," "Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story," "Shock Treatment," "Voices from Within," "Flinch," "For the Love of Aaron," "Dying to Remember," "The Substitute," "The Sea Wolf," "Miracle on Interstate 880," "The Amy Fisher Story," "Miles from Nowhere," "Deadly Surveillance," "Deadly Betrayal: The Bruce Curtis Story," "Conspiracy of Silence" and "Betrayal of Silence." MacPherson's TV series credits include the pilot episode of "Sliders" and an episode of the CBC's "Magic Hour."

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