Lam Wah-Chuen
Known for
Cinematography
Born
July 10, 1960 (age 66)
Birthplace
Hong Kong, British Crown Colony [now China]
Biography
Lam Wah-Chuen (林華全) is a Hong Kong director, cinematographer, and music composer. He began his career in the film industry as a photographer for Shaw Brothers. He held different positions including: recorder, assistant director, stunt director and MTV director and cinematographer. After meeting director Fruit Chan (陳果) in 1996, he recommended himself to be the cinematographer and score composer for his first independent film, Made in Hong Kong (香港製造). In 2001, he directed the film The Runaway Pistol (走火槍), and was shortlisted for Best Film, Director and Screenplay at the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards. In 2009, he directed China's first digital 3D stereoscopic film, China Idol Boys (乐火男孩) .
Best known work
Filmography
2019
Human Bone CurseDirector
2016
2016
Kill TimeDirector of Photography
2014
The Midnight AfterDirector of Photography
2013
Tales from the Dark 1Director of Photography
2013
Four AssassinsDirector of Photography
2011
East Meets WestDirector of Photography
2009
China Idol BoysDirector
2008
Seventh MoonDirector of Photography
2008
A Decade of LoveDirector, Writer, Editor, Director of Photography
2006
Nothing Is ImpossibleDirector
2006
CocktailDirector of Photography
2005
SPL: Kill ZoneDirector of Photography
2005
Rice RhapsodyDirector of Photography
2002
Public ToiletDirector of Photography
2002
The Runaway PistolEditor, Director, Writer, Story, Music, Director of Photography
2002
A Way We GoOriginal Music Composer
2002
U-ManDirector of Photography
2000
Durian DurianOriginal Music Composer, Director of Photography
2000
Diamond HillDirector of Photography
2000
Juliet in LoveDirector of Photography
1999
Little CheungMusic, Director of Photography
1999
Bullets Over SummerDirector of Photography
1998
The Longest SummerDirector of Photography, Compositor
1997
Made in Hong KongDirector of Photography, Original Music Composer









