About

erikrlundell@gmail.com

(m) 917-544-5017

Erik Lundell is a director of photography with over twenty years of professional experience in film, television and new media production. Because his father was a set designer, Erik grew up on film sets and Broadway stages where he watched great directors, actors and designers work in their crafts. He is a native of New York City.

IATSE locals 52, 100, 600

2021-present Condé Nast Studios, New York

Multiple online branding projects for publications including Vogue, Allure, Bon Apetit, GQ, Vanity Fair and Wired. Sony FS7MK2 Canon & Fuji zooms

2019-present “Desus & Mero”

Showtime/ Jax Media

Multiple episodes

DP: Paul Nichols & Jaron Berman

Sony FX-9/ Angenieux zooms

2021 “Dear Earth” with Kal Penn

YouTube/ Dune & Dusted TV

DP: Jaron Berman

Alexa Mini/ Canon zoom

2019                  Bert Kreischer- “Hey Big Boy” 

Netflix/ Jax Media comedy special

                            Agora Theater Cleveland, OH

                            DP: Jared Levy

                            Sony Venice/ Angenieux zoom

2019                  “Blindspot” dramatic series

NBC/ Jay Squared productions

                            Steiner Studios

                            DP: Andrew Preistley

                            Arriflex Alexa/Fujinon zoom

 2016- 2018        Bloomberg Philanthropies 

Production Glue

                            director of photography

                            Documentary shorts featuring the

artists, activists and NGO’s supported by the

former mayor’s foundation.

                            Sony F55/Schneider primes

1999-2016         “Tony Awards” CBS and Tony Awards Productions

                            director of photography/ associate producer

                            Radio City Music Hall

                            Broadcast and online package promos with

countless Tony winners and nominees.

                            Sony DXC-637 & Panasonic Varicam

2010                  “All Dark Places” feature film by Nick Reiner

                            director of photography

                            Original independent feature film.

                            RED One/Nikon primes

2001                  “Today Show” 

NBC News/ Art Benger

                            Live location camera at World Trade Center

                            site following the events of September 11th.

                            Ikegami HL-79A/Canon zoom

Education

1997         Maine Media College- Summer program with cinematographer Robbie Mueller

1993         Boston University, BA