Andrew Dunn

Andrew Dunn is an award-winning cinematographer. He was born in London and educated at Christ's College. He has lensed a wide variety of feature films while working with many notable directors. Dunn has won three BAFTA awards and has been nominated five times.

He won his first BAFTA in 1984 for THREADS, followed by another win for EDGE OF DARKNESS, directed by Martin Campbell. Dunn won his third BAFTA for his work on TUMBLEDOWN. He also earned nominations for his work on THE MONOCLED MUTINEER and THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE, directed by Nicholas Hytner, for which he was also honored the prestigious London Evening Standard Award for Technical Achievement, as well as by his peers at the British Society of Cinematographers for their "Best Cinematography Award."

Making films at an early age, London-born Dunn began his career at the BBC as an editor, which also provided him the means to continue to develop, shoot, edit and dub his own projects. As a cinematographer he has worked with many of the industry's most respected directors, including Stephen Frears, Richard Eyre, Nicholas Hytner, Martin Campbell, Robert Altman, Mick Jackson, Bill Forsyth and Dennis Potter.

Dunn shot the Oscar nominated drama, PRECIOUS, in addition to other notable credits including: LA STORY; THE BODYGUARD; THE CRUCIBLE; EVER AFTER; PRACTICAL MAGIC; THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO; GOSFORD PARK; SWEET HOME ALABAMA; STAGE BEAUTY; HITCH; THE HISTORY BOYS; MISS POTTER; CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE; THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER; and SUMMER IN FEBRUARY. Dunn also lensed the soon to be released films HELLO CARTER and EFFIE.

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