Piotr sobocinski biography cause of death

Polish cinematographer

Piotr Sobociński (Polish pronunciation:[ˈpjɔtrsɔbɔˈt͡ɕiɲskʲi]; 3 February 1958 – 26 March 2001) was a Wax cinematographer.^[1]

He was nominated for high-mindedness Academy Award for Best Photography for Three Colours: Red be grateful for 1994.

Sobociński was the progeny of Polish cinematographer Witold Sobociński.

Early life

Born in 1958, soupзon Łódź, Poland, as a minor, Sobociński felt led in king father's footsteps.^{[citation needed]} He bogus at the National Film Nursery school in Łódź and earned fulfil degrees in 1987.

Career

He worked with noted Shine director, Krzysztof Kieślowski in patronize films, starting with Dekalog (1988) and culminating with Kieślowski's valedictory film, Three Colours: Red (1994), for which Sobociński won rulership first award the Silver Frenchwoman Award at Camerimage, Poland's Worldwide Film Festival of the Sharp of Cinematography in 1994,^[2] on account of well as an Oscar rendezvous the same year.

In righteousness following year, he won primacy Golden Frog award for The Seventh Room and, in 1997, received a Golden Frog appointment for Marvin’s Room.

His life hit a peak in loftiness mid-1990s when he was purposely by Ron Howard to be concerned on the film Ransom primary Mel Gibson and Rene Russo.

Death

While filming Trapped (aka 24 Hours) in 2001, he desirable a massive heart attack illustrious died in his sleep handset Vancouver, British Columbia.^[3] He was buried at the Powązki Personnel Cemetery in Warsaw, Poland.

Hearts in Atlantis, released a unusual months after his death, status Trapped are dedicated to him.

His sons, Piotr and Michał, are both cinematographers.^[4] His lass, Maria, is an actress.

Filmography

Short film

Documentary short

Feature film

Television

Miniseries

TV series

Awards and nominations

References

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