Victor Tadashi Suarez
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Victor Tadashi Suarez is an American director of photography recognized for his documentary filmmaking. He is the cinematographer for The Weekly,[1] from The New York Times.
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Victor Tadashi Suarez | |
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Born | Orange, California, United States |
Nationality | American |
Education | Columbia University |
Known for | Cinematographer |
Awards | News and Documentary Emmy |
Website | http://www.tadashi.tv |
Victor is the director of photography for several feature films including The Infinite Race (2020)[2], for ESPN's 30 for 30 series, and Harvest Season (2018) from Independent Lens[3][4].
In 2020, he received the Edward R Murrow award for his work on Collision, a New York Times documentary following Rukmini Callimachi as she investigates the deaths of two American cyclists in Tajikistan.[5]
From 2013 - 2018 he was the cinematographer for the Al Jazeera English docu-series, Fault Lines, during which time he received seven News and Documentary Emmy nominations for his filmmaking.[6]
Victor graduated from Columbia University in New York in 2011,[7]