Enrique Chediak


Enrique Proper Chediak is an Ecuadorian cinematographer.

Life and career

Chediak was born in Quito, Ecuador. He studied communication science in Santiago de Chile and photography in Madrid before studying film at New York University from 1992 to 1996 The film, which was released in 1995 and directed by John Joshua Clayton, was given by his film adaptation as a Cameraman American Southern. In 2010, the drama 127 Hours was based on a true story. Chediak collaborated with the British cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle and was subsequently nominated for several awards, including the 2011 British Academy Film Award for the Best Cinematography.

Filmography

YearTitleDirectorNotes
1995American SouthernJohn Joshua Clayton
1997Hurricane StreetsMorgan J. FreemanSundance Award for Best Cinematography - Dramatic
1998Frogs for SnakesAmos Poe
1998Desert BlueMorgan J. Freeman
1998The FacultyRobert Rodriguez
2000Boiler RoomBen Younger
2000SongcatcherMaggie Greenwald
20013 A.M.Lee Davis
2001The Safety of ObjectsRose Troche
2002The Good GirlMiguel Arteta
2002Brown SugarRick Famuyiwa
2004ChroniclesSebastián Cordero
2004A Home at the End of the WorldMichael Mayer
2005Down in the ValleyDavid Jacobson
2006The AlibiKurt Mattila
Matt Checkowski
2006TuristasJohn StockwellWith Peter Zuccarini
200728 Weeks LaterJuan Carlos Fresnadillo
2007The FlockAndrew Lau
2009RageSebastián Cordero
2009The AssailantJoão Daniel Tikhomiroff
2010Repo MenMiguel Sapochnik
2010Charlie St. CloudBurr Steers
2010127 HoursDanny Boylewith Anthony Dod Mantle
Nominated — BAFTA Award for Best Cinematography
2011IntrudersJuan Carlos Fresnadillo
2013Europa ReportSebastián Cordero
2013Red 2Dean Parisot
2014The Maze RunnerWes Ball
2014César ChávezDiego Luna
2016The 5th WaveJ Blakeson
2016Deepwater HorizonPeter Berg
2017American AssassinMichael Cuesta
2018BumblebeeTravis Knight
2019Lady and the TrampCharlie Bean
The Sword in the StoneJuan Carlos FresnadilloAnnounced

Television

Short Films

Other credits

Awards (selection)