Terry Stacey

Coming from the University of Manchester, England, Terry Staceycame to New York in its halcyon days of the early 1980's, as a still photographer and musician.  There he worked at The Collective For The Living Cinema, shooting and editing Super8mm shorts and experimenting in the music video arena.

After traveling through South America with his 16mm Bolex camera, he returned to England to work as a documentary cameraman, journeying from India to Iceland.  Ultimately he travelled back to New York, to shoot features in the burgeoning era of true independent film, working with the likes of Good Machine and the IFC, on projects such as: Love God, Spring Forward, The Dream Catcher, Jump, Trick, Just A Kiss, The Laramie Project, World Traveler, Things Behind The Sun, Wendigo, and Happy Accidents.

Over the years, Stacey has written and directed many of his own short films that have been selected by various film festivals, including Bad Liver & A Broken Heart starring Sam Rockwell, which played at the Berlin Film Festival in 1995.

Most recently, Stacey was in London and Morocco to shoot Lasse Hallstrom’s Salmon Fishing In The Yemen for Lionsgate.  The feature film, based on the novel and starring Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt, is included in the 2011 Toronto Film Festival.  He also shot 50/50 starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogan, Anna Kendrick, and Anjelica Huston.

In addition, he served as cinematographer on Lasse Hallstrom’s Dear John for Screen Gems/Relativity/Temple Hill; director Michael Cuesta's Tell Tale for Scott Free Productions; Greg Motola's Adventureland for Miramax; and Michael Dowse's Kids in America for Universal/Imagine.  Among his other feature film credits are: P.S. I Love You, The Nanny Diaries, Friends With Money, and In Her Shoes.

Stacey’s varied television work includes episodes of Dexter, Sex and the City, and Peter Berg's ABC drama Wonderland.

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