Maryse Alberti

Maryse F. Alberti (born March 10, 1954 in Langon, France ) is a French camerawoman .

Life

Maryse Alberti came to New York City as an au pair at the age of 19 . A short time later she began to train as a photographer. She had her first experience in the film business as a still photographer working on porn films . She later made commercials and studied at the American Film Institute . With that of Raúl Ruiz staged The Golden Boat Alberti 1990 debuted as a cinematographer for a feature film. She has been nominated three times for the Independent Spirit Award , receiving awards for Best Camera in 1999 and 2009 for her work on Velvet Goldmine and The Wrestler - Glory, Love, Pain . One focus of her work is on documentaries .

Filmography (selection)

• 1984: Femme
• 1990: The Golden Boat
• 1991: Poison
• 1992: Incident at Oglala
• 1993: Deadfall
• 1993: The Flemish masters (The Dutch Master)
• 1994: Moving the Mountain
• 1996: When We Were Kings
• 1997: Death of a Stripper (Strap)
• 1998: Happiness
• 1998: Velvet Gold Mine
• 2000: Joe Gould's Secret
• 2001: Ran an die Braut (Get Over It)
• 2001: tape
• 2004: We do not live here anymore (We Do not Live Here Anymore)
• 2005: Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
• 2007: Taxi to the Dark Side
• 2008: News Movie (The Onion Movie)
• 2008: The Wrestler - Fame, Love, Pain (The Wrestler)
• 2010: Stone
• 2010: Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
• 2012: Love, Marilyn
• 2013: We Steal Secrets : The Story of WikiLeaks
• 2015: The Visit
• 2015: Creed - Rocky's Legacy (Creed)
• 2016: Hidden Beauty (Collateral Beauty)
• 2017: Chappaquiddick
• 2018: My Dinner with Hervé (My Dinner with Hervé)
• 2019: The Kitchen - Queens of Crime (The Kitchen)

Web links

• Maryse Alberti in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Linda Lee: Framing a Vision, Invisibly Maryse Alberti, an Independent Force in Independent Films , The New York Times