Bryce Lansing

Cinematographer

Burbank, California

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February 2012

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About Bryce

Los Angeles based Cinematographer. Shoots Commercials, Narrative Films, and Music Videos.

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Male

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To Whom It May Concern ... I Love You (2016)
Film (short) by Joanna Studdert-Kennedy (Drama) Cinematographer When a young woman arrives for a date at a bar with a male escort, she is horrified to discover he is none other than her ex boyfriend. This gentle romantic comedy explores why she decided to hire an escort, and why he became one.
Literally Dysfunctional (2014)
Television by Amber Shaw (Drama) Cinematographer Literally Dysfunctional puts a variety of literary characters who've lost the plot in group therapy to save their stories.
The Contract (2013)
Film (short) by Chadwick Williams (Drama) Cinematographer, Camera and Electrical Department A story about a mother's love, the depths of which she will go to in order to save her son, the twist, the turns in her marriage her friendships and the secret she must keep, leaves you questioning why the breach of contract is the only promise kept. Written by Lisa Moreno-Dickinson
Moving Millie (2013)
Film (short) by Nick Lanata (Comedy, Family and Romance) Cinematographer A sweet elevator operator is determined to take a secretary with a broken leg out for a perfect date, but Clark never dreamt that asking Millie out would turn into more of an obstacle course than the night at the movies it was supposed to be. An unlikely hero, timid Clark has to step up to the plate when he and Millie discover her wheelchair has gone missing during their show. Their simple evening turns into an amazing race as together they plot to "borrow" various means of transportation to get Millie home by eight, or incur the wrath of her rifle-wielding father. Through mishaps and mischief Clark and Millie realize how meant for each other they really are in this 1950's style homage to the classic sitcom era. Moving Millie was produced in Los Angeles, utilizing the city's rich history for locations, costumes, and of course, comedic inspiration. Written by Audrey Shulman
Viti (2012)
Film (short) by Dustin Bancroft (Drama, History and Thriller) Cinematographer Alice & Edmond, two 1840s missionaries are sent to Fiji to convert the cannibal natives to Christianity. But first they must convert the King. Will they sacrifice their lives to save others souls?
Disciple (2011)
Film (short) by C-Bone Jones (Drama) Cinematographer Janette Foster returns to prison to regain the top spot.
Parking Enforcer (2011)
Film (short) by Nick Lanata (Comedy) Cinematographer Gary is so infatuated with Sarah that he is blinded by her hatred for him. Gary must overcome his infatuation and face reality.
The Intern (2011)
Television (Comedy) Cinematographer Penny gets her dream job At "You Saw It On TV", but the boss isn't exactly thrilled with Penny as the New Intern. To keep her job she faces impossible tasks in a world full of colorful characters.
Black Star (2010)
Film (short) by Geo Marquez (Action, Adventure and Sci-Fi) Cinematographer The humble planet of Nexus gets invaded by inter-dimensional demons called Black Stars.
Long Walk (2010)
Film (short) by Eduardo Ivan Munoz (Drama and Romance) Cinematographer Two twelve year old Hispanic male best friends from East Los Angeles discover new feelings toward each other as they walk home one hot summer day after school.
Take Me with You (2009)
Film (short) by Dustin Bancroft (Comedy, Drama and Romance) Cinematographer Features Brandon, as he hides his secret relationship with a talking coffee maker from his girlfriend.
Dear White People (Racism Insurance)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (Future Black History)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (Twerking)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (Banned Winchester University)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (DVRSE APP)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (Racism Insurance 1)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Dear White People (racism Insurance 2)
Commercial by Moosehill / Marvin Lemus Cinematographer
Moto Club / Cohen Sons
Commercial by Zach Cohen Cinematographer
Honest Company
Commercial by Diego Diaz Cinematographer
Audio Push "Parade
by Diego Diaz Cinematographer
K Roosevelt "The One"
by Diego Diaz Cinematographer
Hit Boy "No Talkin"
by Diego Diaz Cinematographer