Andrew Conder has been creating stunning, award-winning images for over 42 years.
As Chief Cameraman for Children’s Production at BTQ 7 he won the prestigious “Pater” award for Television excellence in 1988 and his first ACS award in 1991.
Since then, he has been awarded a further 34 Cinematography Awards including the coveted ACS “Golden Tripod” in 2008 and Best Cinematography at the 2016 ASIN Awards and the 2020 AFIN Awards and the Outstanding Support Award to the ACS in 2021.
Andrew was accredited to the
American Society of Camera Operators (SOC) in 2007, and the
Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) in 2008.
He has over 35 Feature Film credits as Camera Operator/Steadicam including many high-profile productions such as “Thirteen Lives”, "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Peter Pan", "Scooby Doo", "Crocodile Dundee in L.A.", "Fools Gold", "24 - Live another Day", "Terra Nova", "The Ruins”, "The Great Raid", "The Marine”, “House of Wax", “The Shallows”, and "Fortress" to name just a few.
Andrew was Main Unit D.P for the Feature Films “A.H Intelligence" (1997), “Casino Reef" (1998), "Punishment" (2007), “Nice Package” (2013), "Bullets for the Dead" (2014), "Red Billabong" (2014), the Chris Sun Creature Feature thriller, "Boar" (2017) and the highly regarded Doco – Drama “Blue Water Empire” (2017). In 2020, Andrew teamed up again with acclaimed director Chris Sun to shoot “The Possessed”.
Most recently Andrew was working on the Foxtel Blockbuster Series “Picnic at Hanging Rock”, “The Bureau of Magical Things” (Season 1 and 2), “The Family Law”, “Wanted 3”, the new Foxtel Series “The End” and the Disney/ABC Police Drama “Reef Break”.
2021 Saw Andrew reach new heights by teaming up with Don McAlpine ACS on “Black Site” and then Ron Howard for “Thirteen Lives” before heading up the Cinematography for Nickelodeons’ “Rock Island Mysteries”.
Andrew has just completed the Stunningly beautiful ABC TV drama series “In LiMBO” and is about to embark on season 2 of “Rock Island Mysteries” for Nickelodean.
Winner of Gold ACS Award 2020
Winner of "Best Cinematography" - AFIN Awards 2020
Award of Distinction ACS National Awards 2021
A Short Film I shot recently - The director wanted to tell a story without dialogue - see what you think
Breaking news: " Seven Times" wins Best Cinematography at Indie Movies Spark Film Festival. "The Mirror" wins an Award of Distinction at the 2021 National ACS Awards. "The Mirror" wins "Best Short Film" at the 2020 AACTA Awards. It also wins 8 AFIN Awards at the 2020 presentations including "Best Cinematography" for Andrew Conder
" Andrew Conder’s cinematography is sharp and clear and elevates the pictorial well above the verbal narrative." ... Sydney Arts Guide
(Red Billabong Review)
" Andrew Conder’s photography elevates the surrounds of the Queensland’s Gold Coast to epic levels".... The Reel Bits.com
(Red Billabong Review)
" The cinematographer has splendidly captured the scenic, pristine beauty of the Australian landscape, lending credence to it being the Old West of the United States." .... Zombie Education Alliance
(Bullets for the Dead Review)
AC GC Bulletin (pdf)
DownloadACS Magazine "24 - Live Another Day" (jpg)
DownloadMEAA _ Spotlight on Andrew Conder (pdf)
DownloadCinema Australia Interview - "Brothers" (pdf)
DownloadSAE News Andrew Conder Steadicam Workshop (pdf)
DownloadACS Magazine Interview for "The Saddle Club" (doc)
DownloadACS Magazine December 2017 (pdf)
DownloadStage Mum's Interview (pdf)
DownloadStage Mum's Ursa Mini (pdf)
DownloadYou are always welcome to drop over and have a drink with me at our Buffalo Bar,
so next time you are on the Gold Coast, come on over!
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