American Cinematographer - July 2022 - 62

Clubhouse News
Latest Bulletins From the Society
The ASC Welcomes Two
New Members
Born in Miami, Fla., Sandra ValdeHansen,
ASC attended Florida
State University, followed by the
American Film Institute (AFI), where
she studied cinematography. Her
credits comprise more than 17 features
- including After Everything,
White Bird in a Blizzard, Girl Trash:
All Night Long, and Kaboom - that
have been selections at major
film festivals, including South by
Southwest, Sundance, Outfest, and
Cannes, respectively. Her other
feature credits include Plan B, Social
Animals and Jewtopia, as well as
2nd-unit work on The Statistical
Probability of Love at First Sight,
shot by Luke Bryant.
She photographed the pilots
of the Starz comedy series Now
Apocalypse (along with Season 1),
the Showtime drama The L Word:
Generation Q (and Seasons 1 and
2), and the Amazon Prime Video
romantic comedy With Love (and
Season 1). Her documentary work
includes the features For the Love
of Rutland, Desolation Center, Burn
Motherf---ker, Burn!, and Tales of
Masked Men.
Valde-Hansen is a member of
the International Collective of Female
Cinematographers, a Women
In Media advisory board member,
and a senior lecturer at AFI. In 2019,
she was featured in Variety's " Artisan
Elite Report " in its " Up Next "
category.
Her forthcoming work includes
Season 1 of the Netflix series XO,
Kitty, a spinoff of the streamer's
popular To All the Boys film
franchise.
Canadian cinematographer Craig
Wrobleski, ASC, CSC attended
Mount Royal University, and after
graduation, he started his career
as a studio camera operator
at CFCN Television in Calgary.
There, he found a collection of
American Cinematographer magazines
and " became fascinated
with the idea of using the camera
to create worlds and tell stories, "
he says. After a year, Wrobleski
left his position and started
work as a cinematographer on
documentary and sports projects.
He then climbed the ranks by
photographing short-form productions,
including commercials,
music videos and short films;
2nd-unit work; and then features
and television series.
Wrobleski earned an ASC
Award nomination for his work
on the CBS All Access (now
Paramount Plus) series The Twilight
Zone (2019), and three Canadian
Society of Cinematographers
(CSC) Awards for his camerawork
on the Netflix series The Umbrella
Academy, the FX series Fargo, and
the short film June. His impressive
list of television credits also
includes the FX on Hulu drama
Under the Banner of Heaven, the
Amazon Prime Video sci-fi drama
Tales From the Loop, the Apple Plus
mystery Home Before Dark, the FX
superhero drama Legion, the CBS
drama Zoo, and the CBS Canada
family drama Heartland. His feature
work includes The Unholy, In the
Tall Grass, 45 R.P.M. and Rufus.
Wrobleski's upcoming credits
include the Netflix series Utap,
written by and starring Arnold
Schwarzenegger.
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