Nicholas Lindner has been an active member of camera departments for over twenty years. He has worked on theatrically released feature films, domestic and international television broadcasts, as well as productions for advertising agencies, corporations and non-profits. He has served as a director of photography, camera operator and first assistant camera in studio and field environments globally. He has a comprehensive knowledge of RED, Arri, Sony, Ikegami, Canon, DJI and Panasonic broadcast and cinema camera systems as well as support tools including jibs, dollies, drones, gimbals, POV systems and underwater housings. He is a FAA licensed drone pilot, is fully insured for liability and gear, a certified open water scuba diver and an IBEW Local Radio and Television Engineers Union 1212 member.
On location in Potosí, Bolivia for the feature documentary "Salero"
selected credits
director of photography
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Making Black America: Through the Grapevine
PBS
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Art in the Twenty-First Century
PBS
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Centennial & Leavey Plus campaigns
Santa Clara University
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OB Connect, NICU, Meet the Birth Partners series
VHC Health System
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Western Pacific Program: Palau, Federated States of Micronesia & Fiji
The David & Lucille Packard Foundation/California Environmental Associates
camera operator
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Mongolia: Remote Realm of the Nomads
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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欢迎您 - Welcome You
The Pitt Asian Studies Department/The Confucius Institute/CCTV
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The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song
PBS
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60 Minutes
CBS
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Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches
HBO
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The New Age of Terror
History Channel
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CBS This Morning
CBS
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Real Time With Bill Maher
HBO
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Project Impossible
History Channel
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Reconstruction: America After the Civil War
PBS
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Hunter Hunted
National Geographic
1st assistant camera/focus puller
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Salero
Feature Documentary
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Boardwalk Empire
HBO
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The Big C
Showtime
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American Experience
PBS
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NOVA
PBS
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The Last Gold
Feature Documentary
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First in Human
Discovery Channel