He shot some of New Zealand’s most iconic cinematic imagery before carving out a successful career in Hollywood. Now, as Kiwi cinematographer Stuart Dryburgh’s latest project The Secret Life of Walter Mitty prepares to hit the big screen, he talks to James Croot about travelling to other end of the earth with Ben Stiller.
From the black sands of the North Island’s west coast, to the dark recesses of South Auckland and the gloomier corners of Central Otago, Stuart Dryburgh has been behind some of New Zealand cinema’s most searing imagery.
