Doug Anderson
Lighting Cameraman
Bristol, United Kingdom
Doug Anderson is an underwater wildlife cinematographer and photographer. Doug has spent the last 12 years (to 2011) working as a cameraman for the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol, England. In 1999, after 4 years of camera assisting, Doug shot his first "Blue Chip" Wildlife sequence for a BBC's "Blue Planet" series. As of 2010 Doug has been involved in the principal photography on BBC/Discovery Channel productions Blue Planet, Planet Earth, Life, and Frozen Planet (Due for release Autumn 2011) as well as many other wildlife programmes. Doug is mainly a wildlife cameraman, but also does stills photography. In 2011 Doug has embarked on an large format underwater photography project. Doug lives in Devon and is married with three children.
Credits and Experience
Silent Roar - Search for the Snow leopard
PBS - Producer Hugh Miles
Deep Blue (2001)
Feature Film version from The Blue Planet. Producers - Andy Byatt and Alistair Fothergill
Earth (2007)
Feature length version from Planet Earth. Producers Mark Linfield and Alistair Fothergill
Life "Challenges of Life"
BBC NHU. Producer Martha Holmes.
Life "Reptiles and Amphibians"
BBC NHU. Producer Rupert Barrington.
Life "Fish"
BBC NHU. Producer Adam Chapman.
Life "Creatures fo the Deep"
BBC NHU. Producer Niel Lucas.
BBC Planet Earth "Freshwater"
BBC NHU. Producer Mark Brownlow
Planet Earth "Ice Worlds"
BBC NHU Vanessa Berlowitz
Planet Earth "Shallow Seas"
BBC NHU. Producer Mark Brownlow
Planet Earth "Ocean Deep"
BBC NHU. Producer Andy Byatt
The Blue Planet "Open Ocean"
BBC NHU. Producer Andy Byatt
