Camera · b. 1948 · London, England, UK

Remi Adefarasin

Biography

Remi Adefarasin (born 2 February 1948) is an English cinematographer. For his work on Elizabeth (1998), he became the first black person to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Cinematography.

Cinematography
My Oxford Year 2025 What's Love Got to Do with It? 2023 Locked In 2023 Locked Down 2021 Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey 2020 Fighting with My Family 2019 The Last Vermeer 2019 Where Hands Touch 2018 Juliet, Naked 2018 Me Before You 2016 David Brent: Life on the Road 2016 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies 2016 Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism 2015 The Cold Light of Day 2012 Cemetery Junction 2010 Little Fockers 2010 Elizabeth: The Golden Age 2007 Fred Claus 2007 Scoop 2006 Amazing Grace 2006 Match Point 2005 In Good Company 2004 The Route V50 2004 The Haunted Mansion 2003 Johnny English 2003 About a Boy 2002 Unconditional Love 2002 The One and Only 2002 The House of Mirth 2000 Onegin 1999 Elizabeth 1998 Sliding Doors 1998 The Ebb-Tide 1998 Human Bomb 1998 Emma 1996 Hollow Reed 1996 Captives 1994 Great Moments in Aviation 1994 The Spot FX Man 1993 The Lost Language of Cranes 1992 Memento Mori 1992 Black and White in Colour 1992 Miss Pym's Day Out 1992 Truly Madly Deeply 1991 The Land of Dreams 1990 Dream Baby 1989 Sweet as You Are 1988 Shift Work 1986 Amy 1984 Four Days in July 1984 Home Sweet Home 1982 Grown-Ups 1980
Acting
Cinematographer Style Self 2006
Other Credits
Making Demons Camera Operator 2005 Cartier and Kneale in Conversation Camera Operator 2005 Midnight Movie Cinematography 1994 The Hope and the Glory Camera Operator 1984 Ronald Blythe - Working At Home Camera Operator 1983 Doctor Who: The King's Demons Camera Operator 1983 Doctor Who: Terminus Camera Operator 1983 Mike Leigh: Making Plays Cinematography 1982 Arnhem: The Story of an Escape Assistant Camera 1976
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