Andrzej Sekuła

• Name — Andrzej Sekuła • Born — 19 December 1954 • Birthplace — Wrocław, Poland • Occupation — Cinematographer, director • Years Active — 1986–present

He began as a still photographer for a Polish film studio, and served his compulsory conscription in the Polish army as a film cameraman, shooting army exercises that were organized for people like Soviet president Leonid Brezhnev and Romanian president Nicolae Ceausescu. He described the shots as good training and like that out of Apocalypse Now. He worked for a while as a television documentary cameraman. Sekuła became interested in cinematography after seeing the work of Oswald Morris in Moulin Rouge and Fiddler on the Roof. He decided to move to England to study at the National Film School under the tutelage of Morris from 1985 to 1988. After that he shot commercials around Europe. Yearning for Hollywood, Sekuła emigrated to Los Angeles in the late 1980s. After working on several short films, he shot his first feature-length film, Reservoir Dogs, made by Quentin Tarantino in his directorial debut before reteaming with Tarantino for his Best Picture-nominated film Pulp Fiction. Sekuła made his directorial debut with the 1998 thriller Fait Accompli. He then directed Cube 2: Hypercube and The Pleasure Drivers.

Feature film • Year — Title — Director — Notes • 1992 — Reservoir Dogs — Quentin Tarantino • 1993 — Three of Hearts — Yurek Bogayevicz • Bank Robber — Nick Mead • Damascus — Becky Johnston • 1994 — Sleep with Me — Rory Kelly • Across the Moon — Lisa Gottlieb • Pulp Fiction — Quentin Tarantino • Oleanna — David Mamet • 1995 — Hackers — Iain Softley • 1997 — A Further Gesture — Robert Dornhelm — With Zoran Djordjevic • Stand-ins — Harvey Keith • 1998 — Cousin Bette — Des McAnuff • Fait Accompli — Himself • 2000 — American Psycho — Mary Harron • 2002 — Cube 2: Hypercube — Himself • 2006 — The Pleasure Drivers — With Zoran Djordjevic • 2007 — Vacancy — Nimród Antal • 2008 — Vice — Raul Inglis • 2009 — Armored — Nimród Antal • 2010 — Trust — David Schwimmer • 2012 — For the Love of Money — Ellie Kanner • 2014 — Rage — Paco Cabezas • 2016 — I Am Wrath — Chuck Russell • 2016 — Lord of Shanghai — Sherwood Hu • USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage — Mario Van Peebles • 2018 — Speed Kills — Jodi Scurfield • 2020 — Lord of Shanghai II — Sherwood Hu • 2022 — What the Fish! — Alyse McCamish • 2023 — The Ritual Killer — George Gallo • Place of Bones — Audrey Cummings • 2026 — Breaking Cover — Adrian Bol