Conrad W. Hall

Conrad Winchester Hall (born November 13, 1958, in Los Angeles) is an American cinematographer. He is the son of the Oscar-winning cinematographer Conrad Hall.

He started his career working with his father on several productions during the 1990s, including A Civil Action (1998) and American Beauty (1999) as camera operator and director of photography (second unit).

Hall's career as a cinematographer began with the 2002s movie Panic Room, where he replaced Darius Khondji during production.

Filmography

Short film

Year Title Director Notes
1997 The Last Mistress Salim Nayar
2005 The Truth Fred Durst Documentary short
2019 It Lives Below Emerson Moore

Feature film

Year Title Director Notes
2002 Panic Room David Fincher Shared credit with Darius Khondji[1]
A Gentleman's Game J. Mills Goodloe
2004 The Punisher Jonathan Hensleigh
2005 Two for the Money D. J. Caruso
2007 Elvis and Anabelle Will Geiger
2008 The Longshots Fred Durst
2011 Oka! Lavinia Currier
2013 Olympus Has Fallen Antoine Fuqua
2018 Out of Blue Carol Morley
2019 The Fanatic Fred Durst
2020 The Sleepover Trish Sie
2022 The King's Daughter Sean McNamara
TBA ALEXANDER the GREAT (and Axel Too!) Constantine Paraskevopoulos
Selfie

Television

Year Title Director Notes
2007 The Man Simon West TV movie
2013 2013 MTV Movie Awards Evan Silver TV special
2018 American Dream/American Knightmare Antoine Fuqua Documentary film
2022-2023 Echo 3 Mark Boal
Jeffrey Nachmanoff 		4 episodes

References

  1. ^ "Panic Room (2002)" – via www.imdb.com.


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