Biography
Jamie Maxtone-Graham is an American cinematographer and photographer. He graduated from Hampshire College with a BA in Film, Photography and Literature in 1983 and worked for more than twenty years as a guild cinematographer in New York and Los Angeles on independent films, mainstream features, episodic television and advertising.
His television credits include director of photography on episodes of ER (2004–2005) and My Name Is Earl (2006). Feature work encompasses additional camera on Hulk (2003), camera department on Volcano (1997) and second-unit cinematography on Green Dragon (2001). He first filmed in Vietnam in 1990 on the documentary From Hollywood to Hanoi and later contributed to the Sundance award-winning Three Seasons.
In 2007–2008 he was a Fulbright Research Fellow, photographing contemporary youth culture in Vietnam. He has lived in Hanoi since and continues to work on commercial and moving-image projects alongside his photography.
