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After stints in the merchant navy and the British film industry, Steve Locker-Lampson began a new life in New Zealand in the 60s, heading the camera department at indie production house Pacific Films. The following decade he forged a reputation as one of the country's pioneer aerial cameramen, and worked behind the scenes on movies Solo and Smash Palace. Locker-Lampson passed away in October 2012.
I've been really lucky — I've had a lot of fun here in the film world.
– Steve Locker-Lampson
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Assistant Director |
1982 |
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Jetstream - the World Jet Boat Marathon |
Camera |
1981 |
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Assistant Director |
1981 |
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Assistant Director |
1981 |
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The Eye of the Octopus |
Camera |
1981 |
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Cows, Computers and Customers |
Camera |
1980 |
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Camera |
1978 |
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Aerial Photography |
1977 |
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Hemson, Carpenter, Ruming and Medcalf |
Camera |
1974 |
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It's a Good Life: Boys Brigade |
Camera |
1974 |
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Production Manager |
1974 |
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Rolling Through New Zealand with Kenny Rogers and the First Edition |
Camera |
1974 |
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Camera |
1974 |
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Equation |
Camera |
1973 |
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The Company that Lost a Miracle |
Subject |
1973 |
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No Accident of Nature |
Director |
1971 |
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Camera |
1971 |
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Union Trans-Tasman |
Director |
1969 |
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Giants of the Past |
Camera |
1967 |
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Camera |
1966 - ongoing |
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Manapouri Power Project |
Camera |
1965 |
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