Jeffrey Greeley
Biography
Jeffrey Greeley is an American cinematographer and camera operator known for his work in film and television. He has built an extensive career in the camera department, working on major Hollywood productions before moving into prominent cinematography roles.
Greeley began his career working as an assistant camera operator and camera technician on films such as The Guardian (1990), Basic Instinct (1992), Jurassic Park (1993), Star Trek: Generations (1994), and Dance with Me (1998).
He later became a camera operator and second-unit cinematographer on television productions including Torchwood, Necessary Roughness, Manhattan, The Catch, and Silicon Valley. His work on The Catch included serving as director of photography for the second unit.
As a director of photography, Greeley has contributed to acclaimed series including Snowfall, Castle Rock, Goliath, Truth Be Told, Jack Ryan, Justified: City Primeval, Dark Matter, and Tulsa King. His official portfolio also highlights his cinematography on Goliath, Snowfall, Castle Rock, Jack Ryan, Dark Matter, and Tulsa King.
Greeley served as director of photography on numerous episodes of Goliath, including its fourth season, and photographed episodes of Castle Rock and Dark Matter.
With decades of experience behind the camera, Jeffrey Greeley has established himself as a versatile cinematographer whose work spans feature films, second-unit photography, television dramas, thrillers, science fiction, and crime series.
