Kadri Koop Cinematographer
Kadri Koop
KADRI KOOP is an Estonian director, cinematographer, and photographer based in Echo Park, Los Angeles.
She is a graduate of Stanford University ('16) and The American Film Institute ('20) where she was trained in documentary film directing and narrative cinematography.
Dividing time between her personal practice and teaching, Kadri has taught cinematography and documentary film at Stanford, San Francisco Art Institute, and UCLA extensions.
Nominated by the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) for the ASC Heritage Award and also the Student Emmy's for her narrative cinematography on SPACESHIP, her work won the Gotham Award and subsequently gained distribution by Focus Features.
When Kadri is not making films, she is taking photos. Her images have been featured in American Elle, Vogue, and other publications.
As a multidisciplinary artist, Kadri is always looking for new ways to create and connect. Kadri's collaboration with LA-based musical group Dolfiin Alexander & Okinawa-based Tetsutarou Kimura is set to release under Perpetual Doom and Specific Northwest in the summer of 2024.
An avid language learner, Kadri speaks Estonian, English, Spanish and Mandarin-Chinese.
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