Philip Lanyon
Biography
Philip Lanyon is a Canadian cinematographer renowned for his contributions to both television and film. Based in Vancouver, he has amassed over two decades of experience in the industry, demonstrating a profound understanding of lighting and a commitment to integrating evolving technologies into his work.
Lanyon's career trajectory is notable for its diversity. He began as an actor before transitioning into the lighting department, where he honed his technical skills. This comprehensive
His portfolio encompasses a variety of high-profile projects. He has served as Director of Photography on acclaimed television series such as "Star Trek: Discovery," "Star Trek: Short Treks," and "Star Trek: Picard."
Additionally, his work includes the film "Hiro" (2005).
Beyond television and film, Lanyon has contributed to numerous commercial campaigns for brands like Visa, Nike, Miller, and Electronic Arts.
In recognition of his expertise and dedication, Lanyon was appointed as the West Coast Vice President of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers (CSC). In this role, he is committed to strengthening the CSC's presence and fostering connections within the West Coast cinematography community.
Throughout his career, Philip Lanyon has been acknowledged for his work through various awards and nominations at prestigious festivals worldwide.
His passion for storytelling and adaptability to new technologies continue to make him a respected figure in the field of cinematography.
