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Best cinematographer in Seoul

Mike Beech is a director, cinematographer, editor, camera operator, drone pilot, colourist and photographer.

Mike Beech Films

Mike Beech is a director, cinematographer, editor, camera operator, drone pilot, colorist, and photographer.

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Best Cinematographer in Seoul

Behind-the-scenes 35mm film shots from a music video project on which I was the director, cinematographer and editor. We had the wonderful opportunity of shooting on the beautiful Italian island of Sicily during the glorious summer of 2019.

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This is the second part of a collection of medium format shots I took during a trip to Colorado last year. A big thanks to everyone who modeled for me in these shots - I normally take a long time to shoot just one Bronica image and these guys were all very patient with me.

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The first set of a collection of medium format shots I took during a trip to Colorado last year. It was a great experience with some wonderful friends through a really beautiful part of America.

In this first medium format film post I’ve put together a selection of recent architecture shots from the Midlands. Mostly shot on Kodak Portra 120 in Birmingham and Leicester. Though it’s not an area normally known for its architectural beauty, I found there was a lot that I wanted to shoot while I was there.

I’m very proud to announce that a film I shot in September 2019 for musician Erlend Øye (Kings Of Convenience, Whitest Boy Alive) has won Best Music Video at the Florence Film Awards. The film - titled Paradiso - was also officially selected for the Rome Independent Prisma Awards. Shooting this film was hard work but also a lot of fun and I am really grateful to everyone who contributed to make it possible.

Shooting A Feature-Length Documentary With (Almost) No Lights: Behind-The Scenes As A Cinematographer

To mark the release of the multi-award winning documentary Chasing The Present (and it topping the AppleTV chart on its opening weekend) I thought I’d write a post to talk a little bit about the fantastic experience of working as a cinematographer on the film. In late 2017 I was asked to join the project in a director of photography role. The film was scheduled to shoot in many different locations globally with the goal of investigating questions around consciousness and the nature of the self.