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Kelvin Richard BSC. More recent high-end TV drama productions include:
Bridgerton Season 2 (Shondaland/Netflix) working as 2nd Unit DoP to Jeff Jur ASC and Philipp Blaubach BSC. Grime Kids, Block 2 (Mammoth/BBC), Director Ian Aryeh. McDonald and Dodds Series 3 Ep3 (Mammoth/ITV), Director Ian Aryeh and In the Long Run Series 2 & 3 (Green Door/Sprout SKY TV) with Directors Sandy Johnston and Ian Aryeh, starring Idris Elba and Jimmy Akingbola.
He has photographed many nominated and award winning productions including: BAFTA nominated children's series Apple Tree House, Hetty Feather, the RTS award winning documentaries, The Stephen Lawrence Story (also as Director), The Michael Watson Story - Fighting Back, and the Cannes Lion Gold award winning commercials, Choose a Different Ending and Who Killed Deon?
His DoP skills have previously been crafted after working his way through
the camera department at Samuelson Film Services, 2nd Ac and 1st Ac on TV dramas, features, music videos and documentaries with DoP’s; Simon Archer BSC, Witold Stok BSC, Mike Southon BSC, Mike Fox BSC, Walter Lassaly BSC, Chris Cox, Philip Chavannes and Jeff Baynes. “We had such a great experience with Kelvin on Season 2 of Bridgerton. Beautiful photography, so flexible with all of the challenges and a lovely man to all." Producer Michelle Wright
“He is a very experienced Director of Photography with a brilliant eye for further enriching any production with his photography, attention to detail both with the script and storytelling on the floor. He is brilliant with actors and leading his team, causing us all to be very comfortable and be at our best working with him." Director Ian Aryeh
“He's an intuitive person, who listens to the actors, as well as watches them, (not all camera people do this!) - which means that his style is always sympathetic to the characters and the narrative. He has a lovely energy on set, Kelvin is a pleasure to work with." Director Chloe Thomas
Kelvin is a full member of the BSC, BAFTA member and a member of BECTU.
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