Niagara Films
Stephen A. Graham is an accomplished cinematographer whose diverse career spans documentary, unscripted television, and narrative features. From lensing for major networks like National Geographic and Discovery to documenting Melissa Etheridge’s The Awakening studio sessions, Graham has built a reputation for versatile visual storytelling.
His notable narrative work includes the action-comedy Paying Mr. McGetty and the short film Memories of the Future. A career highlight includes his role as cinematographer for the expedition to find the "Lost City of the Monkey God," which utilized LIDAR technology and became a New York Times best-seller and Amazon Prime documentary.
Originally trained in the experimental film scene at SUNY Buffalo, Graham recently returned to his New York roots to work on high-profile films like Marshall. He is also the author of Aaah-heads and A Vapor in Time, both available on Amazon.
Niagara Films goal is to provide you with a unique and highly individual production that will exemplify who you are, what you are, and what your message is. Short or long form, our goal is complete satisfaction and pride in using our experience to craft your unique identity to the world.
With master of the mid-century modern photograph: L.A. photographer Julius Shulman
The Property Brothers at Home
On the set of "Marshall" w/ Chadwick Boseman
From the Jonas Mekas film: As I was Moving Ahead Occasionally I saw brief Glimpses of Beauty
"Solved" for Discovery ID
Lost City of the Monkey God - Honduras
Working hard w/Olivia Munn
Roatan, Honduras
Hollywood stake out!
Backstage at the Oscar's with Wolfgang Puck
Towering above Calgary, Alberta
Music Video Shoot
Oscar win in the studio with Melissa Etheridge
"Paying Mr. Mc Getty" cast and crew
At the Oscar's
