Heartstopper cinematographer Diana Olifirova is one of five nominees for the National Film and Television School’s 2022 Sue Gibson BSC Cinematography Award.
Two of this year’s selection are on their second nomination – Ula Pontikos, for season two of Russian Doll; and Edu Grau, for Rebecca Hall’s Bafta-nominated Passing.
The other nominees are Nick Cooke for Ben Sharrock’s Limbo; and Paul Kadir Ozgur for Pascual Sisto’s John And The Hole.
This year is the sixth edition of the award, which recognises work by an alumnus of the cinematography course at the UK film school.
The award was established in memory of NFTS alumna Gibson, the first female member and female president of the British Society of Cinematographers.
Grau and Ozgur are also nominated for the Cinematography in a Music Video or Commercial category, alongside Alfred Thirolle, Carlos Catalan and Hamish Anderson.
The winners will be announced on Monday, September 19, with a prize presentation later in the year.
Previous winners include Oscar winner Roger Deakins, and last year’s awardee Annika Summerson, for Mogul Mowgli.
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