Lynton Diggle spent almost 25 years working as a director and cameraman for the government's National Film Unit, before launching his own company. Along the way, he filmed in Antarctica and the waters of Lake Taupō, captured major salvage operations at sea, and worked alongside legendary director David Lean (Lawrence of Arabia). Diggle passed away on 23 November 2018.
I always regarded documentary filmmaking as a very privileged occupation. Working in the Arctic and Antarctica, plus around the Pacific basin and New Zealand, and actually being paid to do so was a fantastic life. It never seemed like a proper job. Lynton Diggle
2019, Subject - Television
1990, Camera - Television
1987, Second Unit Camera - Television
1986, Director, Camera - Television
1986, Camera - Short Film
1985, Director, Camera - Short Film
1984, Director - Antarctic Unit - Television
1983, Director, Producer, Cinematographer - Television
1981, Camera - Television
1981, Camera - Short Film
1980, Additional Camera - Television
1980, Director, Additional Photography - Film
1980, Camera Operator - Short Film
1979, Underwater Camera - Television
1978, Camera - Short Film
1978, Cinematographer - Television
1977, Camera - Short Film
1977, Camera - Short Film
1975, Cinematographer - Television
1974, Camera - Short Film
1974, Camera - Film
1973, Cinematographer - Television
1972, Camera - Short Film
1972, Director, Camera Operator - Film
1972, Cinematographer - Television
1971, Camera - Short Film
1970, Camera - Short Film
1970, Director, Camera - Short Film
1970, Cinematographer - Short Film
1969, Director, Camera - Short Film
1968, Camera - Short Film
1967, Camera - Short Film
1964, Director, Camera - Television
1959, Camera - Ploughing & Echo - Short Film
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