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Greig Fraser

Camera

Born October 3, 1975 · Melbourne, Australia

Also known as グリーグ・フレイザー

Biography

Greig Fraser is an Australian cinematographer. He received the Academy Award for Best Cinematography for Dune (2021) and two other nominations for Lion (2016) and Dune: Part Two (2024). He is also known for Zero Dark Thirty (2012), Rogue One (2016), The Batman (2022), and The Creator (2023). Description above from the Wikipedia article Greig Fraser, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 2022
  • BAFTA AwardBest Cinematography · 2022
  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 2025 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 2022 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 2017 · nominated

Filmography28 titles

Project Hail Mary

2026Director of Photography

The Mandalorian

2019Co-Producer, Director of Photography

Dune: Part Two

2024Director of Photography

Lion

2016Director of Photography

Dune: Part One

2021Director of Photography

The Batman

2022Director of Photography

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

2016Director of Photography

The Creator

2023Co-Producer, Director of Photography

Obi-Wan Kenobi

2022Thanks

Vice

2018Director of Photography

Zero Dark Thirty

2012Director of Photography

Mickey 17

2025Thanks

Lore

2012Camera Operator

Let Me In

2010Director of Photography

Foxcatcher

2014Director of Photography

Bright Star

2009Director of Photography

Australia

2008Second Unit Director of Photography

Spider

2007Director of Photography

Out of the Blue

2006Director of Photography

Last Ride

2009Camera Operator, Director of Photography

Mary Magdalene

2018Director of Photography

The Boys Are Back

2009Director of Photography

All Saints

1998as Courier

The Gambler

2014Director of Photography

Killing Them Softly

2012Director of Photography

Snow White and the Huntsman

2012Director of Photography

Gringo

2018Additional Photography

The Caterpillar Wish

2006Director of Photography