Liam Morgan BVK is an award-winning Director of Photography. He is a member of the German Society of Cinematographers. He lives in Berlin and regularualy works out of Bangkok and Taipei. He has been working in the film industry since 2003, when he got his start at the legendary documentary production organisation Images Asia.  Since his early involvement in social-issue documentary, he has gone on to work in narrative feature-film, dramatic series, TVC, documentary and music videos.      He has discussed the motivation of camera movements with Angelina Jolie, been persuaded into 'just one more' shot of tequila by Michelle Yeoh and navigated his way around Jean-Claude Van Damme's sudden kicks.  Aside from dropping names, he has been part of the award-winning documentaries Ghost Fleet and Burma VJ.      In 2020 his expanded cinema performance work Sun Moon Lake is a Concrete Box was a finalist for the prestigious Tai Shin award. Brands Nike, Canon, GSK, Dove, Hewlett-Packard and Pantene are included in his past commercial work. Most recently, he wrapped principal photography on the Swedish feature film The Letting Go, directed by Thomas Nordanstad.      Aside from his work in cinema, Liam is active as a contemporary artist.  He co-founded the Bangkok Biennial and his lighting sculpture works are currently exhibited in  documenta fifteen in Kassel, Germany.  He maintains the website http://liammmm.com documenting his practice.