Andy Taylor is an ACS accredited cinematographer and CASA certified drone pilot.

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He was granted accreditation by the Australian Cinematographers Society in 2002 and inducted into the ACS Hall of Fame in 2024, his work has now been recognised with over thirty ACS Awards and six prestigious Walkley Awards for cinematography.

 

Based in Sydney, Andy specialises in filming feature documentaries, TVC's, network promo's and corporate productions. His international and domestic clients include: Netflix, National Geographic, Disney+ and CBS 60 Minutes (USA) BBC Studios and ITV (UK), Tourism Australia, Queensland Tourism, IN-Films, Ray Martin Media and Australian broadcasters: Nine, Seven, SBS, ABC-TV and Sky News Australia.

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Andy started his career working in the ABC's Cinecamera Department during the late 1980's. Now with almost 40 years of experience Andy is considered one of Australia's most respected, reliable and versatile cinematographers having filmed a wide variety of productions throughout Australia and in over 110 countries and territories on every continent.​

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Andy owns and operates the very latest cutting-edge equipment including four Netflix approved full frame cinema cameras: the Arri Alexa Mini LF with Signature Primes, the Canon Cinema EOS C500mkii plus two Cinema EOS C80's and ten Canon L-series lenses.

 

He fly’s the Mavic 3 Pro Cine drone and holds a CASA Remote Pilots License, Remote Operators Certificate, Aeronautical Radio Operator Certificate and CASA RPAS.0798 approval to operate within the Sydney Harbour R405A/B restricted airspace.

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His work on the documentary series "Exposed - The Ghost Train Fire" which is currently streaming on Netflix was recently ranked in the Top 10 shows globally: Australia 3rd, USA 4th, and UK 5th.​​

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