BART SIENKIEWICZ, PSC

Director of Photography

About

About

Originally from Poland, Bart Sienkiewicz is an Emmy-nominated Cinematographer based in London and working on feature films, TV series and short forms in a variety of genres, collaborating with filmmakers across the world. With a focus on bringing the director’s vision to life, Bart approaches each project with a balance of creativity and technical expertise, aiming to elevate the narrative with a distinctive and thoughtful visual style, while maintaining a collaborative relationship with the director and the creative team. He is a member of BAFTA Connect and the Polish Society of Cinematographers (PSC).

Bart’s theatrical feature films include Amblin-esque sci-fi drama Dark Encounter (Dir. Carl Strathie) which premiered at FrightFest and Film4; 1970-set coming-of-age comedy The Bromley Boys (Dir. Steve M Kelly) which was nominated for the 'Best Theatrical Campaign' at the UK Screen Awards; and space thriller Solis (Dir. Carl Strathie) which premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. In TV drama, Bart shot an original series Immortality (Dir. Nick Parish) for Blackpills US. In 2024 he was honoured with an Emmy nomination for his work on Comedy Central’s TV Special ‘Jordan Klepper Fingers The Pulse’.

Bart’s collaborations with acclaimed artist Shezad Dawood on art films Piercing Brightness, Towards The Possible and Leviathan, have been exhibited at prestigious galleries and festivals internationally, inc. Venice Biennale, Art Dubai & Guggenheim NYC.

With over 15 years of professional experience as a Director of Photography on studio, virtual production and location based shoots with local and international crews, Bart has built a reputation for supporting directors and working collaboratively with other HODs, whilst carefully crafting cinematic visuals that align with the emotional tone and storytelling needs of each project.

Represented by the Screen Talent Agency he is a UK Resident, EU Passport and US iVisa holder, and will go where the work takes him.