SOPHIE CAROLINE GOHR
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

SOPHIE CAROLINE GOHR DANISH DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Sophie started her career as a on set photographer and AC / Gaffer.

Sophie has been a director of photography for several years now, and have been the DP on several commercials, short films and tv shows.

Sophie is known for her work on

The movie " The Revolution of Love" A tragicomic existentialist tale of an alternative encounter between two misplaced, identity-confused teenagers Mada and Ave, who, despite a failed rape attempt, develop empathy, understanding and feelings for each other.

The Movie " We always have paris" A story about a 35 year old woman, trying to find herself in life she have build.

The movie " The Morning Walk" A story about euthanasia and how two woman creates a different reality for them selfs.

The movie "Alaan Isaac" a film about the first ever humanoid AI.

The movie " Shadow of the past " a thriller about a woman hunted by her past.

The movie "Moving Images" a film about falling in love with the world of cinema.

The the tv show pilot “South east of Aarhus”  A Danish crime/comedy.

Short film “On Deep Water” A story about 3 friends reconnecting when they are trapped out on the big ocean.

Tv pilot " Karo and Frida" Danish comedy show.

Tv show a woman show.

Danish director of photography Sophie Caroline Gohr is one of the key figures behind the camera who has mastered the delicate balance of the scientific and creative aspects of cinematography.

“For me it’s the best of both worlds... Cinematography is a perfect combination of doing something technical and artistic. Working with lights and camera gear and finding the right tools for the project is a big joy for me. I love nerding out on gear. The best part of it is the different technical tools you can use to create the exact look you want for a project,” explains Gohr.

“The artistic part of cinematography is a soulful experience and it’s why I started doing cinematography. I love creating a visual story, from the colors to the camera movements to the framing and locations. All of that makes it an amazing creative process.”