Arnaud Potier
Biography
Arnaud Potier is a French cinematographer recognized for his rich, atmospheric visual style and work in both feature films and commercial projects. Based in London, Potier has developed a reputation for creating evocative imagery that supports narrative depth and emotional tone across a range of genres.
Potier’s career highlights include serving as director of photography on films such as Dreamin’ Wild, Galveston, Skin, Les Cowboys, Respire, and 5 to 7, where his visual sensibilities helped define the look and feel of each production. His collaborations have taken him from independent French cinema to English‑language features, demonstrating versatility and a strong cinematic voice.
In addition to his film work, Potier’s cinematography extends to high‑profile commercials for global brands, showcasing his ability to blend artistic expression with visual storytelling in diverse formats. His approach emphasizes mood, composition, and lighting, making him a sought‑after collaborator for directors seeking a distinctive visual language.
Most recently, Potier contributed as cinematographer to Dead Man’s Wire (2026), helping shape the film’s period visuals and textured aesthetic under the direction of Gus Van Sant.
Through his body of work, Arnaud Potier has established himself as a dynamic cinematographer whose images enhance storytelling and leave a lasting impression on audiences.
