Lachlan Milne (cinematographer)

Lachlan Milne is an Australian cinematographer known for his work across film and television. He has garnered recognition for his visually distinctive and often naturalistic style, contributing to projects that range from independent dramas to large-scale studio productions.

Milne's notable credits include the Taika Waititi-directed films Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) and Thor: Ragnarok (2017). Hunt for the Wilderpeople showcased his ability to capture the beauty and isolation of the New Zealand wilderness, while Thor: Ragnarok demonstrated his versatility in adapting to a vibrant and visually complex superhero world.

He has also worked on projects such as Little Monsters (2019), Minari (2020), and The Stand (2020-2021). Milne's work on Minari, a semi-autobiographical drama, was particularly praised for its sensitive and evocative depiction of rural America in the 1980s. His contribution helped to create an intimate and authentic atmosphere.

Milne's approach to cinematography often involves utilizing natural light and embracing imperfections to create a sense of realism and emotional depth. He frequently collaborates with directors to establish a visual language that complements the story and enhances the overall viewing experience.