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In Conversation with La Brea’s Director of Photography Mark Wareham


July 5, 2023

Date: Tuesday 25 July 2023

Time: 11.00am – 12.00pm

Location: Online via Zoom

Cost: Free


Screen Queensland proudly presented a free online conversation with Mark Wareham, Director of Photography on La Brea (Season 3).

Find out about Mark’s extensive screen industry career and his experience working on large-scale international television productions in Queensland.

Earlier this year we announced Queensland as the new location for the prehistoric world of NBC Universal’s La Brea, supported by Screen Queensland’s Production Attraction Strategy.

La Brea has officially wrapped filming on the Gold Coast but you can read more about the move to Queensland here.

About Mark Wareham ACS

Mark Wareham’s cinematography credits span feature films including Clubland, The Second, Jasper Jones, Felony, Leah Purcell’s The Drover’s Wife and series including Mystery Road, Secret City, Cleverman, Harrow, Redfern Now, Clickbait and Season 4 of AMC’s Preacher.

Mark has also shot action and second unit on productions including Anacondas, The Condemned, Triangle and the Japan action unit on The Wolverine as well as Chinese-produced romantic action-adventure blockbuster The Whistleblower.

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