Andrew has worked on commercials, documentaries, features and short films in various capacities for over twenty years, as well as in editorial, fashion, advertising and portrait photography, a background cross-disciplined between photography, cinematography and production. Working with demanding and exacting employers, such as Barney Edwards, RSA/Blackdog and David Bailey, he brings production knowledge as well as creativity, experience, knowledge and attention to detail to his work.
As photography and film become more and more symbiotic he is well placed with his backround in both to satisfy the new demands for cross platform content in the digital media as well as in print. A lover of chemical photography he has embraced the exciting world of possibilities the digital image presents, as assured with film as with any digital format.
Currently he lives between Paris & London, where he makes corporate films in the not-for-profit sector through Parlon Film Company. His work has been bought by private and corporate collectors, he has been published (among others) in the Financial Times magazine and the Sunday Times (London), he has directed short films, and spec commercials and has also been the Director of Photography for documentaries, video clips, corporate films and dramatic short films.
He is an avid traveler and his work reflects this. Currently he is working on a book to follow up his successful 2009 photography exhibition “No average contents”, a series of photographs of matchboxes that he had collected on his travels from Manila to Miami, New York to New Delhi, a travel story told through ephemera. He is also writing his first feature script loosely based on his experience whilst hitch-hiking from Kenya to Cape Town.
Coming up are a couple of documentaries: “It was never about the money” is currently in a production, with others in development and financing stages.
Should you wish to buy prints or renquire publication please contact print@andrewbrooke.com
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