Kurt Soderling

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Kurt Soderling
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Kurt Soderling has enjoyed a very successful career as a director of photography of aerial units and second units in the feature film and television business for 20 years. He is one of ten men in the world authorized to use the Spacecam Camera System. He also has extensive hands on experience with Spacecam, Wescam, Cineflex, Cable Cam, Tyler, Continental, Astrovision, and a number of other very specialized camera systems.
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Kurt Soderling
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Santa Monica
Industry
Film
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Kurts accomplishments in cinematography are easily seen through over 90 feature film and television credits that include Independence Day, Seabiscuit, Armageddon, Titanic, Pearl Harbor, CSI, Family law, and 24. Kurt made his feature film debut as an aerial cinematographer with the 1994 movie “The River Wild”, after working under the tutelage of cinematographer John Stephens since 1986. Kurt has worked one on one with the top directors such as: Steven Spielberg, Tony Scott, Jim Cameron, Mike Nichols, Barry Sonnefeld, Curtis Hanson, Robert Zemeckis and Michael Bay.
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  • Tami

    15:16 EDT, 28.Jun.07
    What an interesting career. It is amazing.

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