Adam Luxton
Adam Luxton has conjured distinctive visuals as both a cinematographer and director. The 2003 Elam Fine Arts graduate co-directed documentary Minginui (2004) with Summer Agnew, a portrait of small town decay. Luxton has also worked on many projects with Jeremy Dumble — including 2012 feature drama We Feel Fine, their "irreverent view" of Auckland. Luxton rejoined Agnew for experimental doco On an Unknown Beach. All three films premiered at the NZ International Film Festival. Luxton's work as a cinematographer includes comedy This Town, horror Reunion and music videos for Lawrence Arabia and Die! Die! Die!
The film started as nostalgia for New Zealand and that is the imagery I was greeted with when I returned in real life. I guess it's reality biting. Adam Luxton on a shot of rows of new houses in documentary On An Unknown Beach, The Press, 4 August 2016
The Moon is Upside Down
2023, Cinematographer - Film
A Mild Touch of Cancer
2021, Camera Operator - Film
This Town
2020, Cinematographer - Film
Reunion
2020, Cinematographer - Film
Peter Peryer: The Art of Seeing
2019, Additional Photography - Film
The Chills - The Triumph & Tragedy of Martin Phillipps
2019, Camera Operator - Film
Best Thing
2016, Cinematographer - Music video
On an Unknown Beach
2016, Co-Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor - Film
We Feel Fine
2012, Co-Director, Producer, Writer, Editor, Second Unit Camera, As: George - Film