Gregory Middleton

Director of Photography Gregory Middleton gives Falling Angels a true 1960's feel, with a look that transcends the decades between that era and today. The look was achieved through a combination of art direction and lighting, as well as camera filters and lab technique.An award winning cinematographer whose films have appeared at the Cannes and Toronto International Film Festivals, Middleton is no stranger to critically acclaimed movies. He received his first of three Genie Award nominations for Lynne Stopkewich's Kissed, an adaptation of another Barbara Gowdy story.Middleton was also Genie-nominated for his work on The Five Senses, a Director's Fortnight selection at Cannes, and Raul Sanchez Inglis's The Falling. Other credits include Eduardo Ponti's Between Strangers, with Sophia Loren and Mira Sorvino, After the Storm, with Benjamin Bratt and Armand Assante, and Mr. Rice's Secret, starring David Bowie. Middleton also did the aerial photography on Atom Egoyan's Oscar-nominated The Sweet Hereafter.

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