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With a heart as big as her vision, Luisa approaches each project with boundless enthusiasm and an infectious sense of humor that lights up any set. Luisa's happy place is behind the camera. 🙂
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DP, EL ELEFANTE
DP, MISSING
DP, AMERICAN ECSTASY of AMERICAN POLITICS
DP, THE BAD DAUGHTER
DP, WELCOME TO THEATRE
DP, KING OF GAMES
DP, A HOLE CRISIS
DP, UNTITLED
DP, FEW & FAR BETWEEN
DP, RELINQUISH
DP, PROMOTORES: CARE CENTERED (*see trailer below)
DP, CLOUT
DP, MY BEST VERSION
DP, ALL THE GAPS
DP, SECOND DATE
DP, SAFE
DP, BULLHEADED
DP, MIGRANT MOTHERS

2023 | Television Academy Foundation’s 2023 Summer Internship Program Finalist
2022 | New York Women Film & Television Scholarship Recipient
2021 | Eddie Adams Workshop XXXIV, Washington Post Award Recipient
2020-2021 | Made in New York, Scholarship Recipient
2019 | Photo District News (PDN), Ultimate Music Contest Competition, Finalist, 1st Place

Personal Details

She, Her

New York City
Los Angeles
Miami

United States
English, Spanish

Work Details

 
Non-member

New York Women in Film & Television, Women in Media, Women in Film, Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema Alumni, Pano Network, GOLD Comedy

Cinematographer

Cinematographer Luisa Madrid is a first-generation Peruvian/Colombian American who believes in the power of narrative storytelling. As a fine technician, a strong collaborator, and an intuitive artist, Luisa has a unique antenna for human fragility and resilience. With a background in social work and documentary photography, she has developed an eye attuned to detecting emotional intimacy, helping her to ground the surreal with a humanistic approach.

Luisa’s work includes the narrative short, ALL THE GAPS, which centers on a tumultuous relationship between an 8 year-old girl and her undocumented father. All the Gaps was accepted into the Oscar-qualifying Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) and is currently in circulation on COMCAST & ASPIRE TV. She also shot a segment for CARE CENTER: PROMOTORES, a Planned Parenthood documentary that featured Rocio, a Peruvian community leader who brings bilingual reproductive health education and information into Latinx homes and communities in Wisconsin. The film was accepted into the Women’s International Film Festival (WIFF) & KATRA Latinx Film Festival.

She holds an MFA in Cinematography from CUNY’s Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, a film school and one of the graduate schools of Brooklyn College, along with a Master in Social Work (MSW) from Florida International University (FIU).

Luisa is available to collaborate, work & travel.

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