Gallery & Exhibition Filming, London
I've filmed exhibitions, artists and talks for some of the world's leading galleries, including Gagosian and Timothy Taylor, and captured Damien Hirst's shows in 3D IMAX.
Filming art is about restraint. The work comes first: true colour, controlled reflections, honest scale and camera movement that guides the eye rather than showing off. I work quietly around installs, opening nights and artists' schedules, and deliver films that look right on a gallery website, on social and on the big screen.
What I film
- Exhibition and installation films – Inc Damien Hirst, Jenny Saville, Douglas Gordon, Rachel Whiteread, Nan Goldin, Albert Oehlen, Sterling Ruby
- Artist interviews and studio visits – Inc Richard Wright, Cristina Iglesias, Michael Craig-Martin, Titus Kaphar
- Talks and in-conversation events – Inc Sean Landers, Hilary Pecis
- Art fair and Frieze week films
- 3D IMAX and immersive capture – Damien Hirst
- Drone filming for large-scale work – Lauren Halsey
- Personal art pieces for archiving and sale
Selected gallery work
- Damien Hirst – Natural History
- Damien Hirst – Emergency Paintings
- Damien Hirst – Relics and Fly Paintings
- Rachel Whiteread – Internal Objects
- Michael Craig-Martin – Ordinariness
- Douglas Gordon – Neon Ark
- Friends & Relations – Freud, Bacon, Auerbach, Andrews
- Titus Kaphar – New Alters
- Sterling Ruby – ACTS + TABLE
- Jennifer Guidi – Infinite Waves
- Cristina Iglesias
- Houseago / Rodin
- Richard Artschwager – Cabinet of Curiosities
"He's a hugely talented cinematographer with a fantastic eye, but what really sets him apart is his understanding that great cinematography is about so much more than beautiful images. It's about serving the story, capturing the emotion and finding the visual language that brings a director's vision to life."
— Tim Juby, Director & Founder, Hound Dog Media
Get in touch
Send me the dates, the space and the artist, and I'll suggest the best way to film it.
email: mattglen2000@gmail.com
telephone: +44 (0) 7976 251 331