Christopher Duddy

Christopher Duddy was born on Aug 02, 1961 in USA. Christopher Duddy's big-screen debut came with Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home directed by Leonard Nimoy in 1986. Christopher Duddy is known for 42 directed by Brian Helgeland, Chadwick Boseman stars as Jackie Robinson and Harrison Ford as Branch Rickey. The most recent award Christopher Duddy achieved is WorldFest Houston. The upcoming new movie Christopher Duddy plays is It's So Easy and Other Lies which will be released on Jul 05, 2016.

Over a span of the last 4 decades, Christopher Duddy, with his diverse filmmaking skills, has worked on several of the biggest and most successful movies in history and has become a sought after Cinematographer. After studying photography in college, Christopher started his career in 1985 at Industrial Light and Magic, better known as ILM, George Lucas' visual effects studio. He amassed an impressive body of experience early in his career filming visual effects and action sequences on blockbuster movies such as THE ABYSS, TOTAL RECALL and TERMINATOR 2 (which he was on the Academy Award winning visual effects teams on all three movies.) Christopher continued working with James Cameron on his next three features; TRUE LIES, TERMINATOR 2 3D, and the 2nd most successful movie of all time, TITANIC, in which Mr. Cameron enlisted Christopher to shoot the climax of the ship sinking (again, he was on that Academy Award winning visual effects team). At the same time, Christopher was there at the beginning of James Cameron's and Stan Winston's newly formed visual effects studio Digital Domain where they appointed Christopher to be the main Director of Visual Effects Photography on the summer blockbuster, action packed hit DANTES PEAK.Starting off the 2000's, Christopher was one of the three cinematographers, including Roger Deakins and Andrej Bartkowiak, that shot the acclaimed Kevin Costner feature film THIRTEEN DAYS for New Line, where he and director Roger Donaldson re-created the Cuban missile site in the Philippines, while also bringing Washington D.C. back to 1962. Christopher has been the Director of Photography on several independent features that have premiered on HBO, Showtime and the Fox Family Channel. In 2004' he shot two horror movies, a remake of THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI which he won Best Cinematography at Stan Winston's ScreamFest and ALL SOULS DAY which premiered to rave reviews at the 2005 Slamdance Film Festival.In 2005 to 2010, Christopher formed Open Sky Entertainment to develop and produce feature films which produced 7 films, one being his feature film directorial debut on the successful R rated comedy COUGAR CLUB which he also wrote and is being distributed by Universal/Vivendi. Under the Open Sky banner he also served as Director of Photography on a chilling noir horror film his company produced called THE WIZARD OF GORE that The Weinstein Co. bought and distributed on their Dimension Films platform.In 2012, Chris began a journey into documentary filmmaking by directing a music documentary feature film about legendary Hall of Fame rock star Duff McKagan of Guns and Roses and Velvet Revolver entitled IT'S SO EASY AND OTHER LIES which because of it's incredible visual style got a theatrical release in June of 2016 and is now currently on Amazon. Christopher then began his adventure in television when he started shooting second unit on over 100 episodes of the CBS hit show SCORPION. Recently, he served as the main Director of Photography on another CBS hit series MACGYVER which just ended a long 5 season run. Currently, Christopher is the cinematographer and is in post production on the highly anticipated remake of the classic and legendary horror film NOSFERATU which is slated to hit theaters on Halloween 2021.