Neus Ollé

Neus is an award winning cinematographer working worldwide. She studied Film at ESCAC (Barcelona Film School) and then went to the prestigious NFTS (National Film & Television School) in the UK to study for a Masters in Cinematography. Kodak sponsored her to attend the Budapest Masterclass in 2007 with Vilmos Zsigmond. Shortly after this, she started her career as a cinematographer in London. Her first feature film El Cant del Ocells (Birdsong), directed by Albert Serra, premiered at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival and won her the Gaudí Award for Best Cinematography in 2009. Since then, she has shot numerous European films including Tres días con la Familia (Three Days with the Family) and Todos quieren lo mejor para ella (We All Want What's Best for Her), both directed by Mar Coll, and Cirkeln (The Circle), directed by Levan Akan. Films she has worked on have screened and won prizes in festivals around the world. Neus also works on TV. Work in the UK includes Endeavour, produced by Mammoth Screen for ITV, staring Shaun Evans, and a TV movie for the BBC called Doing Money, directed by Lynsey Miller and produced by Warner Brothers International Television. Her most recent project, a 4-part miniseries called Deadwater Fell for Channel 4 staring David Tenant and Cush Jumbo, will air in 2020. She combines her drama work with commercials, music videos and fashion films. She has shot with a wide range of production companies: Canada, Pulse, Radical Media, Outsider, Blow Up, Stink, Knucklehead, Showstudio, to name a few. Her style has been defined as an exquisite mixture of naturalism and elegance.