Sebastian Cort
- Cinematographer
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Writer
Sebastian recently completed principal photography on 'THREE YEARS GONE', a feature film shot on location in and around Los Angeles. This project marks his second collaboration with director John Gutierrez, following their acclaimed work on 'SONS OF THE SEA'. Filmed in Cape Town, 'SONS OF THE SEA' received critical recognition, winning the prestigious 'Best South African Film' award at the Durban International Film Festival.
Sebastian feels closest to stories that cultivate a sense of belonging, providing a window into the psyche and offering new perspectives to inspire us to grow as humans. His cinematographic style, often described as 'enhanced naturalism,' is both intuitive and deeply rooted in his documentary background. This foundation has instilled in him a profound appreciation for creating a safe space for actors. His approach allows him to capture authentic moments while maintaining a keen sensitivity to the nuances of human interaction, always mindful of the observer's impact.
Born to English parents and raised in France, Sebastian's multicultural upbringing fostered a deep curiosity for diverse culture and the world. By the age of 22, he had already traveled to 55 countries and sailed halfway around the world. He holds an O1 visa to work in the USA, residency in New Zealand and a British passport
Sebastian feels closest to stories that cultivate a sense of belonging, providing a window into the psyche and offering new perspectives to inspire us to grow as humans. His cinematographic style, often described as 'enhanced naturalism,' is both intuitive and deeply rooted in his documentary background. This foundation has instilled in him a profound appreciation for creating a safe space for actors. His approach allows him to capture authentic moments while maintaining a keen sensitivity to the nuances of human interaction, always mindful of the observer's impact.
Born to English parents and raised in France, Sebastian's multicultural upbringing fostered a deep curiosity for diverse culture and the world. By the age of 22, he had already traveled to 55 countries and sailed halfway around the world. He holds an O1 visa to work in the USA, residency in New Zealand and a British passport
