Darren Lew brings artistic excellence to everything he touches. The award-winning
cinematographer has grown an impressive and diverse filmography,
applying his talent and creativity to produce an array of acclaimed
commercials, short films, and documentaries. He’s recently received
attention for the visually stunning, black-and-white Levi’s American
“Go Forth” commercial, for which he was the 2010 AICP Show Winner for
Cinematography and Visual Style and the 2010 Cannes Lions Festival
Bronze Winner in Cinematography. Darren’s first project was working
with Steven Meisel on
Madonna’s SEX book, and
he has since photographed commercials for Lacoste, Nike, Clinique,
Versace, VW, HBO, and Calvin Klein, among others, and has worked the
camera for notable short films including BUGCRUSH directed by Carter Smith, Bastard and Welcome directed by Kirsten Dunst, and Streak directed by Demi Moore. Darren also contributed his cinematographic talents to the recently released documentary Freakonomics, adapted from the best-selling book and directed by Oscar-winner Alex Gibney.
Experience Darren’s cinematography first-hand (above), then catch a glimpse into his thoughts (below).


