Flemming has worked as a cinematographer for over 20 years lensing short films, documentaries, music videos, commercials and indie features.

 

His work includes; TV drama Battle Lines.

Feature thriller No Fixed Abode starring Patrick Baladi, directed by Steve Rainbow.

Feature crime/action Pusher (UK/US theatrical release) by Assad Raja.

 

The multi-award winning shorts; Hate directed by Mustapha Kseibati & Humza Arshad.

Psychological thriller Lock In  directed by Neville Pierce - starring; Lucy Boynton, Nicholas Pinnock and Tim McInnerny.

 

Working on stage to location his approach is to plan for spontaneity, with a fast workflow in mind.

His sensibility to a visual structure is one that curates the frame using the emotions of the characters to advance the story so they don't lose their power in the edit, always having a keen eye on how a sequence can be cut.

 

He lives in London with his partner and daughter.

UK Residence. Danish passport. Speaks English, German and Danish.

Flemming bakes his own bread, holds a black belt in karate and is a former ski instructor.

 

Backstory

As a native of Denmark he began in stunts, founding a stunt/sfx company serving Danish films & TV productions, such as Lars von Triers 'The Kingdom’. He also worked as a cameraman and editor on local TV stations in Copenhagen. Compelled to be international he moved to the UK, began shooting short films, music videos and freelancing as a camera operator in TV entertainment & news (BBC, Sky, ITV, Channel 4).

 

After years as a stunt performer which by now included films like Da Vinci Code & Eragon, he left the action business to pick up a light meter, solely focusing on cinematography and soon got to lens his first feature film.