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Dan Heigh
Cinematographer
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Camera and Electrical Department
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Take Me Home: A Child's Experience of Internment (2005)
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Dan Heigh is known for
The Choke (2006)
,
The Big Empty (2003)
and
Matter of Trust (1998)
.
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Known for
The Choke
3.4
Producer
2006
The Big Empty
6.0
Camera and Electrical Department
(second unit)
2003
Matter of Trust
4.4
Cinematographer
1998
The River Murders
5.2
Cinematographer
2011
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Cinematographer
12
Additional Crew
1
Camera and Electrical Department
2
Producer
2
Self
1
Thanks
1
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Cinematographer
Previous
12
Different Drummers
6.5
Cinematographer
2013
The River Murders
5.2
Cinematographer
2011
About Us
4.4
TV Series
Cinematographer
2006
1 episode
Take Me Home: A Child's Experience of Internment
7.0
Short
Cinematographer
2005
Shadow of Fear
5.0
director of photography
2004
Hangman's Curse
4.8
Cinematographer
2003
Whacked!
4.5
Cinematographer
2002
The Basket
6.5
Cinematographer
1999
Matter of Trust
4.4
Cinematographer
1998
Laws of Deception
4.5
Cinematographer
1997
Navajo Blues
4.2
Cinematographer
1996
The Last Game
6.0
Cinematographer
1995
Additional Crew
Previous
1
Going Home
5.8
TV Series
technical support
2024
3 episodes
Camera and Electrical Department
Previous
2
The Big Empty
6.0
director of photography: second unit
2003
Mel
4.0
additional cinematographer
1998
Videos
1
Trailer 3:26
Take Me Home
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