James Longley
James Longley (born 4 January 1972, Eugene, Oregon) is an American documentary filmmaker, cinematographer, and producer. He is best known for Iraq in Fragments (2006), Gaza Strip (2002), and Angels Are Made of Light (2018). His work often focuses on war, conflict, and the lives of people affected by it.
Iraq in Fragments
(Director)
Sari's Mother
(Director)
Gaza Strip
(Editor)
Gaza Strip
(Director)
Angels Are Made of Light
(Director)
Angels Are Made of Light
(Producer)
Angels Are Made of Light
(Director of Photography)
Angels Are Made of Light
(Editor)
Mohabat
(Director)
Egypt: We are watching you
(Cinematography)
Mohabat
(Producer)
Mohabat
(Editor)
Mohabat
(Director of Photography)
Untitled Rohingya Genocide Film
(Director)
Gaza Strip
(Producer)
Iraq in Fragments
(Producer)
Sari's Mother
(Producer)
Sacred
(Producer)
Ghost Fleet
(Camera Operator)
Treatment
(Camera Operator)
Heart Breaks Open
(Camera Operator)
Control Room
(Additional Camera)
Messengers
(Still Photographer)
This Revolution
(Additional Camera)
Objectified
(Additional Photography)
Sacred
(Cinematography)
Sari's Mother
(Sound)
Iraq in Fragments
(Sound)
Gaza Strip
(Sound)
Untitled Rohingya Genocide Film
(Producer)
Untitled Rohingya Genocide Film
(Sound)
Untitled Rohingya Genocide Film
(Editor)
Tell Spring Not to Come This Year
(Editorial Consultant)
The Blood of My Brother: A Story of Death in Iraq
(Thanks)
Circo
(Thanks)
The Grand Tour
(Associate Producer)
POV
(Thanks)