New York City, New York, USA:
Pat Scola is an American cinematographer. A native of New York, Scola developed his interest in photography during his high school days and while working in its darkroom. Scola would go on to attend Emerson College, graduating in 2008. Scola worked as a cinematographer on several music videos by artists such as The Weeknd and J. Cole. For his work on the film Pig (2021), directed by Michael Sarnoski, Scola received critical acclaim and was awarded the American Society of Cinematographers Spotlight Award. Scola would collaborate with Sarnoski again on A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) and The Death of Robin Hood (2026). Additional credits include Monsters and Men (2018), We Grown Now (2023), for which he earned a nomination for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Cinematography, and Sing Sing (2023), earning a nomination for the San Diego Film Critics Society Award for Best Cinematography. Description above from the Wikipedia article Pat Scola, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Untitled X-Men Film (2028) Director of Photography |
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The Death of Robin Hood (2026) Director of Photography |
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Lurker (2025) Director of Photography |
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Sing Sing (2024) Director of Photography |
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A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) Director of Photography |
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We Grown Now (2024) Director of Photography |
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The Note (2022) Director of Photography |
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Mother/Android (2021) Director of Photography |
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Pig (2021) Director of Photography |
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God (2019) Director of Photography |
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Monsters and Men (2018) Director of Photography |
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Juggernaut (2017) Director of Photography |
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And Then I Go (2017) Director of Photography |
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Maya Dardel (2017) Director of Photography |
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Southside with You (2016) Director of Photography |
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A Beautiful Now (2015) Director of Photography |
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Here Build Your Homes (2012) Director of Photography |
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Any Day Now (2011) Director of Photography |
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Birth Pangs () Director of Photography |