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Meg Weck

Meg Weck is an American cinematographer based in Los Angeles.

 

She was born and raised in New Jersey, and her love for cinema and photography developed at a young age. A dancer at sixteen, she began to take photographs of her pre-professional dance peers, taking after her Grandfather, a black and white stills photographer. In college and abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark, she found a passion for the formal and thematic elements of international cinema. She received her Bachelor's degree in Film Studies from Tufts University, and subsequently an MFA in Film Studies from the University of Southern California School of  Cinematic Arts.

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Her work as been featured at film festivals including Cleveland International Film Festival, LA Shorts Fest, Chelsea Film Festival, Toronto International Women's Film Festival, and Frameline Film Festival, among others.​

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Meg won the 2024 Haskell Wexler ASC Student Heritage Award for her work on USC thesis documentary Danceable. The film also won Best Documentary at the 2022 DGA Student Film Awards, and was shortlisted for a student BAFTA. Meg was a 2022 recipient of the Panavision New Filmmaker Program Grant, which funded her work on USC narrative thesis Agua de tu Madre

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RED Komodo and Sony FX3 Owner/Operator​

business: meg.weck.dp@gmail.com // phone: (609) 712-6519 

personal: weck.megan@gmail.com // ig: @meg.weck 

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