Heaven and Nature
Academy Award contention and "Dances with Films"
Directed by Steven Fierberg
Written and acted by Brandon Johnston and Lindsay Chambers.
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About
Steven Fierberg, ASC, is an accomplished cinematographer and director. As a cinematographer, Steve created the look and feel of some of the most successful series in television, including The Affair (Golden Globes Winner, Best Drama), Emily in Paris (Golden Globe nom), Entourage (5 Golden Globe noms), Once Upon a Time, and Attila (ASC Award Winner for Outstanding Cinematography). He recently shot Amazon's epic Wheel of Time and Bosch Legacy. Steve received the 2024 ASC Career Achievement Award from the American Society of Cinematographers.
In 2025, Steve completed The Spirit Lock, a psychological thriller he directed with Joe Anderson and Tim Downey. He is currently collaborating with Sally Potter as cinematographer on her next film, Alma, starring Pamela Anderson, Richard E. Grant, and Esther McGregor, preparing for a shoot next spring. His short film, Heaven and Nature, premiered in October 2024 at the Santa Fe International Film Festival and played at Dances with Films LA 2025 to substantial acclaim. It is currently in competition for the 2025 Academy Awards. An earlier short he directed, Sea Life, screened at Sundance..
When he transitioned from shooting to directing The Affair, actors such as Ruth Wilson, Dominic West, and Maura Tierney unofficially crowned him their favorite 'Actor's Director.' The NY Times singled out his directorial episodes as in Wilson Dominic Wat pro Maur the best work of the season.
His feature cinematography includes Love and Other Drugs with Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway, Entourage, Joel Schumacher's Twelve (Sundance premiere), Steven Shainberg's Secretary (Sundance Special Jury Prize), and Sally Potter's Rage. Alex Cox's Searchers 2.0 received an ovation in Venice for cinematography. Hollywood Reporter lauded
"stunning visuals captured to mesmeric effect."
A native of Detroit, Steve escaped to Stanford University as a National Merit Scholar. His senior year was spent in a joint program with Oxford University in England, where he studied British drama and film. He then plunged into the New York underworld of graffiti art and 'Punk Noir' films, beginning his career in filmmaking as a cinematographer. He worked with Andy Warhol director Paul Morrissey and apprenticed under D.P. Dean Cundey in Los Angeles.