Precarious employment, hiring discrimination and a toxic workplace: what work looks like for Australian cinematographers

By Amanda Coles, Senior Lecturer, Employment Relations, Department of Management, Deakin University, Deakin University
Justine Ferrer, Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management, Deakin University
Vejune Zemaityte, Senior Research Fellow in Cultural Data Analytics, Tallinn University

It has been a fantastic year for Australian cinematographers in Hollywood.

Australian directors of photography represented two of the five nominees for best cinematography at the 2022 Oscars. Greig Fraser won the Oscar for his work as cinematographer on Dune. Ari Wegner became the second woman ever…

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