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In Memoriam 2024

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From memorable moments to stunning red carpet looks, check out all our favorite photos of 2024.

The Year in Pictures

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Theatrical Releases You Can Stream or Rent

Attila Szalay ASC was born in Budapest, Hungary and immigrated with his parents to Canada in 1968 where he became interested in filmmaking. A progressive high school allowed him to delve into cinematography and he decided to pursue this as a career. He graduated from Sheridan University with an honors degree in film production and cinematography, and began working as a camera assistant on National Film Board documentaries, corporate films and music videos. Between 1990 and 1996, he worked with his mentor Laszlo George, CSC on more than 30 film projects as "A Camera Operator." Szalay became a director of photography in the mid-1990's and has earned CSC nominations for Best Cinematography for the pilot of Peacemakers and two episodes of Smallville. He won the 2009 Leo Award and the 2010 Canadian Society of Cinematographers Award for Best Cinematography for the mini-series "Iron Road". In 2011 he received a Prime Time Emmy nomination for his work on the mini-series "Pillars of the Earth". In November of 2013, Szalay was invited to join the American Society of Cinematographers as a full member.

Awards

Attila Szalay

Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards

Primetime Emmy Awards

Leo Awards

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