Tim Suhrstedt

Tim Suhrstedt
Born	(1948-08-05) August 5, 1948 (age 76) Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.
Occupation	Cinematographer
Years active	1978–present
Spouse	Deborah L. Scott

Timothy Suhrstedt, ASC (born August 5, 1948) is an American cinematographer.^[1] He is best known for his work on comedies like Little Miss Sunshine, Office Space, The Wedding Singer, and 17 Again.

Filmography

Film

Short film

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1976	Timothy and the Angel	Edward Zwick
1982	The Luck of Roaring Camp	Kevin Hynes
2011	Just a Little Heart Attack	Elizabeth Banks
2013	The Catch	Peter Farrelly	Segments of Movie 43
	Middleschool Date	Elizabeth Banks

Feature film

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1980	Go West, Young Man	Urs Egger
1982	Forbidden World	Allan Holzman
	Android	Aaron Lipstadt
1983	The House on Sorority Row	Mark Rosman
	Suburbia	Penelope Spheeris
	Forever and Beyond	Thomas Flood
1984	City Limits	Aaron Lipstadt
1985	Teen Wolf	Rod Daniel
	Stand Alone	Alan Beattie	With Tom Richmond
	Space Rage	Conrad E. Palmisano
1986	Critters	Stephen Herek
	Vicious Lips	Albert Pyun
1987	Mannequin	Michael Gottlieb
1988	Split Decisions	David Drury
	Remote Control	Jeff Lieberman
	Doin' Time on Planet Earth	Charles Matthau
	Mystic Pizza	Donald Petrie
	Feds	Daniel Goldberg
1989	Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure	Stephen Herek
1990	Men at Work	Emilio Estevez
1991	Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead	Stephen Herek
1992	Noises Off	Peter Bogdanovich
	Traces of Red	Andy Wolk
1994	The Favor	Donald Petrie
	Getting Even with Dad	Howard Deutch
1996	To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday	Michael Pressman
1998	The Wedding Singer	Frank Coraci
	Major League: Back to the Minors	John Warren
1999	Office Space	Mike Judge
2000	Whatever It Takes	David Raynr
2001	Summer Catch	Michael Tollin
2002	Pumpkin	Anthony Abrams Adam Larson Broder
	Clockstoppers	Jonathan Frakes
	Frank McKlusky, C.I.	Arlene Sanford	With Jeffrey Greeley
	The Hot Chick	Tom Brady
2006	Little Miss Sunshine	Jonathan Dayton Valerie Faris
	Relative Strangers	Greg Glienna
	Idiocracy	Mike Judge
	The Last Time	Michael Caleo
2007	The Brothers Solomon	Bob Odenkirk
2009	17 Again	Burr Steers
	The Marc Pease Experience	Todd Louiso
	Extract	Mike Judge
	All About Steve	Phil Traill
	The Invention of Lying	Ricky Gervais Matthew Robinson
2012	Vamps	Amy Heckerling
2013	As Cool as I Am	Max Mayer
	Paradise	Diablo Cody
2014	Better Living Through Chemistry	David Posamentier Geoff Moore
	50 to 1	Jim Wilson
	Sex Tape	Jake Kasdan
2015	Get Hard	Etan Cohen
2017	Lucky	John Carroll Lynch
	El Camino Christmas	David E. Talbert
2018	Spivak	Anthony Abrams
2019	Always Be My Maybe	Nahnatchka Khan
2021	Vacation Friends	Clay Tarver
2023	Maybe I Do	Michael Jacobs
	Vacation Friends 2	Clay Tarver

Documentary film

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1999	Fantasia 2000	Don Hahn	Concert film (Host sequences)
2016	The Beatles: Eight Days a Week	Ron Howard	With Caleb Deschanel, Paul Lang, Michael Wood and Jessica Young

Television

TV movies

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1984	The Ratings Game	Danny DeVito
1985	And the Children Shall Lead	Michael Pressman
	Orson Welles' Magic Show	Orson Welles	With Gary Graver
1986	Slow Burn	Matthew Chapman
1987	J. Edgar Hoover	Robert L. Collins
1988	Lady Mobster	John Llewellyn Moxey
	Dead Solid Perfect	Bobby Roth
1989	The Cover Girl and the Cop	Neal Israel
	She Knows Too Much	Paul Lynch
	The Revenge of Al Capone	Michael Pressman
	Spooner	George T. Miller
	Man Against the Mob: The Chinatown Murders	Michael Pressman
1990	Pair of Aces	Aaron Lipstadt
	Rainbow Drive	Bobby Roth
1993	Country Estates	Donald Petrie
1994	Rise and Walk: The Dennis Byrd Story	Michael Dinner
	The Innocent	Mimi Leder
2003	111 Gramercy Park	Bill D'Elia
2007	The Line-Up	John Dahl
2011	Truth Be Told	Jonathan Frakes
2023	Office Race	Jared Lapidus

TV series

Year	Title	Director	Notes
1990	Tales from the Crypt	Howard Deutch Jeffrey Price Richard Donner	3 episodes
1991	The Wonder Years	Michael Dinner Neal Israel Richard Masur Ken Topolsky David Greenwalt Daniel Stern	7 episodes
1992	Melrose Place	Howard Deutch	Episode "Pilot"
	Picket Fences	Michael Pressman Jeremy Kagan Tom Moore Ron Lagomarsino Donald Petrie Mel Damski	7 episodes
1993	Johnny Bago	Robert Zemeckis Allan Arkush Frank Marshall Bryan Spicer Oz Scott Peter Markle	All 8 episodes
1994-1995	Chicago Hope		Season 1[2]
1995	Courthouse
2001-2002	Ally McBeal	Mel Damski Billy Dickson David Grossman Jeannot Szwarc	5 episodes
2003	Mister Sterling		9 episodes
	The Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire
2005	Grey's Anatomy	Tony Goldwyn John David Coles Darnell Martin Sarah Pia Anderson Wendey Stanzler Peter Horton Adam Davidson Mark Tinker	9 episodes
2007	Hidden Palms	Scott Winant	Episode "Pilot"
2010-2011	Medium	Aaron Lipstadt Larry Reibman	2 episodes
2011	Off the Map	Randy Zisk	Episode "Saved by the Great White Hope"
	New Girl	Jake Kasdan	Episode "Pilot"
2013	We Are Men	Rob Greenberg	Episode "Pilot"
2014	Rake	Sam Raimi	Episode "Cannibal"
2015-2019	Silicon Valley	Mike Judge Alec Berg Charlie McDowell Eric Appel Jamie Babbit Tim Roche Clay Tarver Gillian Robespierre Matt Ross Liza Johnson Pete Chatmon	45 episodes
2016	Love	Dean Holland	Episode "The End of the Beginning"
2017	Young Sheldon	Jon Favreau	Episode "Pilot"
2018	I Feel Bad	Julie Anne Robinson	Episode "I Don't Want to Turn into My Mother"
	Queen Fur
2023	Truth Be Told	Bille Woodruff Frederick E.O. Toye	4 episodes

References

1. Mike Klingaman (1996-01-14). "Tim Suhrstedt | With Emmy for camera work, Catonsville's Tim Suhrstedt is really clicking in Hollywood". Baltimore Sun. Archived from the original on June 13, 2010. Retrieved 2012-12-12.
2. "Primetime Emmy® Award Database". Emmys.com. Retrieved 2012-12-12.

External links

• Official website
• Tim Suhrstedt at IMDb