Paul Edwards

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Paul A. Edwards is an American cinematographer, camera operator and television director. He has worked as a camera operator and cinematographer on various mainstream films and has also directed episodes of Lost on television.^[1] He has also directed episodes of Fringe

Partial filmography

• The Master ...(1989) as cinematographer.
• Eye of the Stranger ...(1993) as cinematographer.
• Midnight Kiss ...(1993) as additional photographer.
• The Immortals ...(1995) as camera operator.
• Volcano ...(1997) as camera operator.
• Lolita ...(1997) as camera operator.
• Blade ...(1998) as camera operator.
• Enemy of the State ...(1998) as camera operator.
• Mighty Joe Young ...(1998) as camera operator.
• Shanghai Noon ...(1999) as camera operator.
• Little Nicky ...(2000) as camera operator.
• Out of Time ...(2003) as camera operator.
• Stuck on You ...(2003) as camera operator.
• Man on Fire ...(2004) as camera operator.
• Lost (TV) ...(2004) as camera operator.
• Lost - What Kate Did (2005) as director.
• Lost - Two for the Road (2006) as director.
• Lost - The Glass Ballerina (2006) as director.
• Lost - Par Avion (2007) as director.
• Heroes - Kindred (2007) as director.
• Lost - Cabin Fever (2008) as director.
• Fringe - 1.02 Same Old Story
• Fringe - 1.04 The Arrival
• Lost - This Place is Death (2009) as director.
• Lost - The Variable (2009) as director.

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