Carole McClintock is a Los Angeles based cinematographer and camera operator.
She recently completed her fourth narrative feature, Girl Followed, a thriller starring
Emma Fuhlmann and Joey Lawrence. Previous features include Attachments,
a romantic comedy starring Katherine Ross, 30 Nights, a sex comedy, and Khali the Killer,
a hitman drama starring Richard Cabral for Nu Image. She shoots all types of projects, including
shorts, web series, commercials, music videos and documentaries. Her work has screened at festivals
including the Austin Film Festival, LA Shorts Fest, Palm Springs International Short Fest and Bermuda
International Film Festival. She has worked for the World Bank on music videos and documentaries,
and regularly shoots for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She enjoys traveling for
work and has shot in Malawi, Zambia, England and France as well as all over the United States.
She began her arts education at the Baltimore School for the Arts where she studied painting, drawing and sculpture. She attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she won the Nestor Almendros award for cinematography two years in a row, and graduated with a BFA in Film and Television. After graduation, she worked in NYC in lighting on a wide range of productions, from gaffing small creative projects that taught her how to light creatively, to working as an electrician on larger union films. She moved to Los Angeles to attend the American Film Institute and graduated in 2012 with a MFA in cinematography.