Chris Tangey
Alice Springs Film and Television
Aerial Dp, Camera Operator, Cinematographer, Drone Operator, Location Manager, Photographer (Still) and Stock Footage Company
Alice Springs, Australia
April 2020
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About Chris
Chris Tangey is one of the most isolated Cinematographers in the world and the winner of 28 international film awards between 2020 and 2024. Based in the small town of Alice Springs, the defacto capital of the Australian outback, his nearest city in any direction is 1000 miles distant. He is a credited Aerial Cinematographer, Location Manager, Producer, Director, Writer and Editor. He has filmed under Director and film legend Werner Herzog on BBC's "Nomad-in the footsteps of Bruce Chatwin" , the 2 part finale of the U.S. 2020 season of "The Bachelor" for Warner Brothers, as Cinematographer on the Universal Pictures feature "Lee-Kernaghan-Boy from the bush" under Director Kriv Stenders. Chris has also shot for a global TV commercial for Tourism Australia, "Hemsworth", material for BBC's "Seven Worlds-One Planet", "Wonders of the Monsoon" and their 2024 series "Mammals". He's also shot a large amount of visual material for the National Museum of Australia's new permanent exhibition "Great Southern Land, as well all of the Australia vision for the Nathaniel Rateliff music video "Time Stands", shot on all 6 continents. Expert Drone Instructor at Stage 32.
AWARDS and official status:
Winner 8 Gold and 5 silver plaques Australian Cinematographers Society.
Winner "Drone” 15th annual New Media Film Festival® Los Angeles 2024
Winner "Drone” 25th annual Moondance International Film Festival Boulder 2024
Winner "Landscape” Detroit Drone Film Festival 2023
Winner "Narrative documentary” AZDroneFest Phoenix 2023
Winner-"Best Drone Film" Barcelona Planet Film Festival 2023
Winner "Best Cinematography-short" Buenos Aires International Film Festival 2022
Winner "Best Cinematography" Tokyo Film Awards 2022
Winner "The American Drone Award" 8th annual American Film Award New York 2021
Winner "Landscape" Jeju International Drone Film Festival 2021 South Korea
Winner "Landscape" AZDroneFest Arizona 2021
Winner “Best cinematography-short film” Seattle Film Festival 2021
Winner "Best drone film" Voce Spettacolo Film Festival Italy 2021
Winner "Best film on nature" Kalakari Film Festival India 2021
Winner "Best Cinematography" Austria International Film Festival Vienna 2020
Winner "Best Cinematography" Buenos Aires International Film Festival 2020
Winner inaugural "Best drone film" category 10th annual Paris Art and Movie Awards (PAMA) 2020.
Winner May 2020 "Best Drone film" and "Best Natural Scenography" New York International Film Awards.
Winner "Best Aerial Cinematography" European Cinematography Awards Amsterdam,
Winner "Best Drone film" Orinos® Film Awards New York 2020.
Winner "Best Aerial Cinematography" and "Best cinematography of a documentary short film" Asian Cinematography Awards Manila 2020.
OFFICIAL SELECTION/FINALIST:
Nominee New Media Film Festival Los Angeles 2023
Dual Nominee Siena Awards Italy 2022
Official Selection Southern California Drone Film Festival 2022
Dual-Finalist ACS National Awards for Cinematography 2021
11th annual Paris Art and Movie Awards (PAMA) 2021
New Media Film Festival Los Angeles 2021
Boston drone Film Festival 2021
Bucharest Film Awards 2021
Blue2Blue Drone Film Festival 2021
NO AR Drone Fest Brazil 2020
Prague Independent Film Festival 2020
180 Berlin FilmFest 2020
TRIVIA
His September 11, 2012 news coverage of a "fire tornado" was reported globally. Such was the reaction, he was interviewed live on both ABC's Good Morning America and the NBC Today show on the same day and was twice approached by former US Vice-President Al Gore to license the footage. Images featured in almost every TV news bulletin, major newspaper and news/science blog in the world (and often still do). He spent 2 years on a lone search for the Thylacine or "Tasmanian Tiger" and has led expeditions to rediscover early explorer's camps in the remote Australian outback.
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Winner New York International Film Awards “Best drone”
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Winner New York International Film Awards “Best Natural scenography”
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Winner European Cinematography Awards “Best aerial cinematography”
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Winner Oniros® Film Awards Italy "Best Drone film"
(2020) -
Winner 10th annual Paris Art and Movie Awards "Drone film" (inaugural category)
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Winner Asian Cinematography Awards "Best cinematography of a documentary short film".
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Winner Asian Cinematography Awards "Best Aerial Cinematography"
(2020) -
Gold Plaque Australian Cinematographer's Society
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Gold Plaque Australian Cinematographer's Society
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Winner Austria International Film Awards “Best Cinematography"
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Winner Buenos Aires International Film Awards “Best Cinematography"
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Gold Plaque Australian Cinematographer's Society
(2017) -
Silver Plaque Australian Cinematographer's Society X 4
(2015) -
Gold Plaque Australian Cinematographer's Society
(2014)
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