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Bjørn is a Norwegian cinematographer based in London, working across feature film, long-form television and commercials. His feature work includes The Feast, directed by Lee Haven Jones, for which he received the BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Cinematography, and The Debt, directed by Barney Elliott and starring Stephen Dorff. For television, he has photographed series including The Devil's Hour, Karen Pirie, and Shetland. His work has received nominations from RTS Scotland, BAFTA Cymru for Bang, and The Sue Gibson Cinematography Award for Hidden. Bjørn holds an MA in Cinematography from the National Film and Television School and a BA (Hons) in Film Production from the Surrey Institute of Art & Design. He is a member of the British Society of Cinematographers (BSC) and the Norwegian Society of Cinematographers (FNF) Whether in grounded realism or heightened genre, his images are guided by mood, atmosphere, and a sensitivity to performance. At the core of his practice is collaboration - a shared search for images that feel inevitable, honest, and lasting. PRESS: "Cinematographer Bjorn Stale Bratberg uses Snowdonia's cloud-covered gloom to build character and tension" "Softly photographed by Bjørn Ståle Bratberg, who brings equal care to the film's pristine Andean locations" Interview about the film "Noriaki" (Shortview: "Noriaki" by Bjørn Bratberg) |
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