Olga Vazquez(I)
- Cinematographer
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Producer
Olga Vázquez, AEC is a queer cinematographer born in Barcelona and based in New York, USA.
Her love for cinema takes her around the world, shooting diverse content from narrative feature films to documentaries, TV shows and commercials. She takes a versatile and collaborative approach to every new project, fortifying the director's unique vision with technical skills and visual language. She believes that filmmaking is a team sport and works to bring departments together to achieve the director's vision.
Her credits include Treasure Trouble starring Olivia Luccardi (The Deuce) and Matthew Shear (The Alienist), Asking For It (Fuse TV) starring Janeane Garofalo (Wet Hot American Summer) and Stephanie Hsu (Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) and Hooked starring Catherine Curtin (Stranger Things, Insecure). She recently DP'd a two-part docu-series called Gaming Wall Street, which had its world premiere on HBO Max.
Vazquez's work has screened at major festivals like Cannes, Venice, Moscow, Santa Fe and Seattle, to name a few. Her films have been distributed by HBO Max, Amazon, Rai Cinema, Fuse TV, Lifetime Televisions , A&E networks and Breaking Glass.
Her love for cinema takes her around the world, shooting diverse content from narrative feature films to documentaries, TV shows and commercials. She takes a versatile and collaborative approach to every new project, fortifying the director's unique vision with technical skills and visual language. She believes that filmmaking is a team sport and works to bring departments together to achieve the director's vision.
Her credits include Treasure Trouble starring Olivia Luccardi (The Deuce) and Matthew Shear (The Alienist), Asking For It (Fuse TV) starring Janeane Garofalo (Wet Hot American Summer) and Stephanie Hsu (Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) and Hooked starring Catherine Curtin (Stranger Things, Insecure). She recently DP'd a two-part docu-series called Gaming Wall Street, which had its world premiere on HBO Max.
Vazquez's work has screened at major festivals like Cannes, Venice, Moscow, Santa Fe and Seattle, to name a few. Her films have been distributed by HBO Max, Amazon, Rai Cinema, Fuse TV, Lifetime Televisions , A&E networks and Breaking Glass.
