Philippe Guilbert, SBC/AFC, is known for having shot around thirty feature films, including Benoit Mariage’s first movies, “Les convoyeurs attendent” (1999), “L’Autre” (2003) and “Cowboy” (2007). He has also photographed “Pleure pas Germaine” from Alain de Halleux (2000) “Le bruit des gens autour” from Diastème (2008), “J’enrage de son...

  Three belgian cinematographers have been nominated yesterday for the best image award at the Magritte :   Manu Dacosse, member of the SBC for Alleluia by Fabrice Du Welz (2014). Synopsis : « Michel, a murderous womanizer, meets introverted Gloria online and treats her to a whirlwind one-night-stand. Offering herself as an...

Christophe Beaucarne, AFC, SBC, works with loyal directors who call upon his talent to make most of their films. The list of these directors, from very different worlds – including the Larrieu brothers, Anne Fontaine, Bruno Podalydès, Mathieu Amalric –, recently grew with the addition of the name of Christophe...

Christophe Beaucarne won the award for best cinematography at Les Margritte Du Cinema for his work on Mister Nobody. The film received a total of 6 awards including best picture and best director Jaco Vandormael. Other nominated cinematographers were Manu Dacosse for Amer and Alain Marcoen for La Régate. www.academieandredelvaux.com