Fargo
2014
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Stuart Bentley. Cinematographer: Black Mirror. Stuart Bentley is known for Black Mirror (2011), Surge (2020) and This Is England '90 (2015).
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Stuart Bentley. Actor: Fargo. Stuart is a versatile performer who has been acting and occasionally singing on stage and in film since his mid-teens. Equally comfortable with serious drama, comedy and farce, he brings enthusiasm and passion for the art to every project. He credits his Edmonton high school drama teacher and professional actor ...
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- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Stuart Bentley is a versatile performer who has been acting and occasionally singing on stage and in film since his mid-teens. Equally comfortable with serious drama, comedy and farce, he brings enthusiasm and passion for the art to every project. He credits his Edmonton high school drama teacher and professional actor Orest Kinasewich with igniting his love for theatre, a passion he followed ...
Dec 12, 2017 · Cinematography of “SS-GB” – interview with Stuart Bentley · Pushing Pixels. December 12th, 2017. Continuing the ongoing series of interviews with creative artists working on various aspects of movie and TV productions, it is my pleasure to welcome Stuart Bentley. In this interview he talks about the evolution of cameras and lights at his ...
Stuart Bentley is known as an Director of Photography and Cinematography. Some of his work includes Black Mirror, Humans, Strange but True, SS-GB, Surge, The Long Goodbye, The Facility, and I Am....
May 10, 2021 · Dr. Stuart Bentley-Hibbert has developed considerable expertise in both gastrointestinal and genitourinary imaging with particular focus on oncologic, hepatobiliary and transplant imaging. He is an associate professor of radiology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center and chief of the Divisions of Abdominal Imaging, Cardiothoracic ...
The Long Goodbye, an impactful production conveying an important and timely message, deservedly won Best Live Action Short Film at this year’s Oscars. Stuart Bentley BSC shares how the film was crafted and why it demonstrates that the value of passion and commitment to powerful and honest storytelling far outweighs budget.
