Cinematography / Camera Operator / Drone Credits:
Narrative
"Now What?"
"Now You See Us"
"Aerial Girl"
"Untold"
Documentary
"Holy Ghetto"
"Olivia Records"
"The Road to Inauguration"
"Lizzo"
TV
"Hope Builders"
"Now What?"
"The Muppets - Haunted Mansion"
"Ru Paul's Untucked"
"Red Table Talk"
"Secrets of Playboy" A&E Doc
Drone
"Hanukkah" - Ezra Miller, Dan Fogler
"Chevron"
Live
Pearl Jam
Justin Bieber
Coachella
Ohana Fest
Elton John Tour
"Dominic Fike - Fortnite Livestream" Virtual Production
Music Video
Amanda Palmer - various
Social Media
Women in Media - Holiday Toast 2025, 2023, Reel /Forward
LA Vinyl Con
Venice Life Sanctuary
AcroYoga Kundun
HYBYCOZO
"Hope Builders" (Telly Award Winner)
"Now You See Us" - Short Film - 33 Festivals
more info: bit.ly/nowyouseeuswebsite
"Aerial Girl"
Rochester International Film Festival - Cinematic Excellence Award
"Untold"
CenFlo Festival - Audience Choice Award
You can review press about my work linked below:
bit.ly/DannaKinskyPress
Personal Details
Los Angeles,
New York,
Denver,
Tel Aviv
Work Details
The ICFC – International Collective of Female Cinematographers
The ASC MITC – America Society of Cinematographers Motion Imaging Technology Council
WIMPS – Women in Moving Pictures Salon
FA – Filmmakers Alliance
OUTFEST – LGBTQ Film Festival
LACDA – Los Angeles Center of Digital Arts
Danna Kinsky is a cinematographer based in Los Angeles traveling frequently to bring the world at large to your screen. Her goal is to create emotional stories via images that move the heart, create new perspectives, with hope to make our world a better place.
A dedicated and passionate hard working professional with of over 25 years behind the camera, Danna has created award-winning narrative films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, TV, web series, etc.
Through her various affiliations with manufacturers and groups like The American Society of Cinematographers’ Motion Imagine Technology Committee, Danna immerses herself in new technologies, such as Aerial (and drone) cinematography, VR, XR and HDR. Her passion to help female filmmakers advance to the next level led her to be an active part of initiatives like the International Female Collective of Cinematographers (ICFC).