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David S. Tuttman

Known for camera · Born 4 May 1960 · 66 · New York City, New York

13 credits

David S. Tuttman is a film and television Cinematographer based in NYC. Tuttman photographed the hit FOX / Warner Brothers series “The Following” starring Kevin Bacon and James Purefoy. Prior to that, he shot “Damages” for FX and Sony. Starring the Academy Award, Emmy Award and Golden Globe winning Glenn Close, the series featured distinguished actors Rose Byrne, Ted Danson, Zeljko Ivanek, William Hurt, Marcia Gay Harden, Martin Short, Lily Tomlin, Campbell Scott, Timothy Oliphant and John Goodman. “Damages” garnered several prestigious awards including a Golden Globe Award to Glenn Close for Best Actress; Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Series and Best Performances from Ted Danson, Rose Byrne, William Hurt; Emmy Award Nomination for Best Series; Emmy Award Best Actress Glenn Close and Best Supporting Actor Zeljko Ivanek. David started in the business in the camera department and has worked with many great industry figures including Sidney Pollack, Spike Lee, Michael Caton-Jones, Dick Wolf, Harold Ramis, Barry Sonnenfeld, Mark Baker and others.

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Known for

Blindspot

2015

The Following

2013

Law & Order

1990

Damages

2007

Royal Pains

2009

Prodigal Son

2019

The Endgame

2022

The Enemy Within

2019

Green Card

1990

Blue Steel

1990

Public Speaking

2011

The Girls on the Bus

2024

Camera (8)

2013The FollowingDirector of PhotographySeries
2011Public SpeakingCamera OperatorFilm
2009Royal PainsDirector of PhotographySeries
2007DamagesDirector of PhotographySeries
2000Once in the LifeCamera OperatorFilm
1990Law & OrderDirector of PhotographySeries
1990Green CardSecond Assistant CameraFilm
1990Blue SteelAdditional Second Assistant CameraFilm

Crew (1)

2024The Girls on the BusCinematographySeries

Directing (4)

2022The EndgameDirectorSeries
2019Prodigal SonDirectorSeries
2019The Enemy WithinDirectorSeries
2015BlindspotDirector, Director of PhotographySeries