Cinematographer
Adam Arkapaw
Adam Arkapaw is an Australian cinematographer. He is best known for his work on Top of the Lake and True Detective, for which he has won two Creative Arts Emmy Awards. He is also known for his collaborations with director Justin Kurzel, with whom he worked on Snowtown, Macbeth, and Assassin's Creed. Description above from the Wikipedia article Adam Arkapaw, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Assassin's Creed2016
True Detective2014
The King2019
Macbeth2015
The Light Between Oceans2016
The Order2024
McFarland, USA2015
Animal Kingdom2010
Filmography
- TBACatch FishFilmWriter, Director
- TBABlood on SnowFilmDirector of Photography
- 2025Magazine DreamsFilmDirector of Photography
- 2024The OrderFilmDirector of Photography, "A" Camera Operator
- 2024Masters of the AirSeriesDirector of Photography
- 2019The KingFilmDirector of Photography
- 2019Light of My LifeFilmDirector of Photography
- 2016Assassin's CreedFilmDirector of Photography
- 2016The Light Between OceansFilmDirector of Photography
- 2015MacbethFilmDirector of Photography
- 2015McFarland, USAFilmDirector of Photography
- 2015Flesh and BoneSeriesDirector of Photography
- 2014True DetectiveSeriesDirector of Photography
- 2014The ApprenticeFilmDirector of Photography
- 2012LoreFilmDirector of Photography, Camera Operator
- 2012YardbirdFilmCinematography
- 2012Dumpy Goes to the Big SmokeFilmCinematography
- 2011SnowtownFilmDirector of Photography
- 2011BearFilmDirector of Photography
- 2010Animal KingdomFilmDirector of Photography
- 2010The BallFilmCinematography
- 2009ApricotFilmDirector of Photography
- 2008I Love Sarah JaneFilmDirector of Photography
- 2008JerrycanFilmCinematography
- 2008Ahmad's GardenFilmDirector of Photography
- 2008DirectionsFilmDirector of Photography
- 2007Lone RiderFilmDirector of Photography
- 2006Booth StoryFilmDirector of Photography
- 2006End of TownFilmDirector of Photography
- 2005The City Eats Its WeakFilmDirector of Photography
- 1951German Film AwardSeriesSelf