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ABOUT

David Acereto "Barbate", graduated in Cinematography at the Séptima Ars Film School in Madrid in 1995. He began his career as Director of Photography after having shot more than forty films as Camera Operator since 2001, the year he made his debut with the film EN LA CIUDAD SIN LÍMITES by Antonio Hernández.​​ During this stage he combined his work as a camera operator with documentary films and series directed by Eulogio Romero and second units DoP in feature films. ​It is in 2018 when he becomes one of the directors of photography in the television series EL EMBARCADERO. His work stand out in Tv series as FERIA, THE HEAD, BERLÍN, SKY ROJO and feature films such as LEONES EN INVIERNO , TIERRA DE NADIE by Albert Pintó , OBJETOS, by Jorge Dorado or  MARFIL and ÉBANO directed by Oscar Pedraza. David is a member of the Spanish Association of Cinematographers (AEC) And Gold Medal from the City of Barbate "for his outstanding career in film and television. His talent and professionalism have made him a benchmark in the audiovisual sector"

" I am passionate about visualizing what the director has in their head through the expressive capacity of cinematography, seeking a visual narrative to be precise in the emotion when telling a story "

AWARDS

THE LAST OF THE NIGHTS  Best Cinematography  Artisan Film Festival Jalisco México 2022
THE LAST OF THE NIGHTS  Best Cinematography  Best Film Awards Los Ángeles USA  2021

THE HEAVY LOAD  Best Cinematography Best short Competition Los Ángeles  USA  2014
ECOSISTEMA  Best Cinematography Festival Playa de las Américas Tenerife 2003
ECOSISTEMA  Best Cinematography Festival Lima Perú  2004
CALVOS ANÓNIMOS  Best Cinematography Festival Regional de Aragón  1999
 

CONTACT

davidacereto@gmail.com

Telf. + 34 670 668 430

Madrid, SPAIN

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