Apr 6, 2010
Cinematographer Eduard Grau created some award winning short films of his own including Bitter Kas and Scarlet Sunrise. He studied filmmaking at ESCAC in Spain.
Edu won the cinematography award twice at the Palm Springs International Film Festival for Friends Forever and The Natural Route.
He shot his 1st feature, Honor De Cavalier, at only 23, which premiered at Cannes, followed by a film in LA, called Kicks.
Edu was able to pair with director Tom Ford on the visually stunning Academy Award nominated A Single Man, a story that centers on an English professor who, after the sudden death of his partner tries to go about his typical day in Los Angeles.
Edu has also worked on a horror/thriller feature film called Buried from director Rodrigo Cortés and screenwriter Chris Sparling about a US contractor in Iraq who is buried alive in a coffin.