Victor Tadashi Suárez is a cinematographer and filmmaker in Los Angeles, working in nonfiction and commercial. He’s the winner of two Emmys and most recently was the DP for the series, Quiet on Set, the number one show in all of streaming the week it premiered. He is known for his work on the FX / Hulu series, The New York Times Presents, for which he was awarded the Edward R Murrow Award from The Overseas Press Club as well as an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Video Journalism (Collision) and, in 2021, Outstanding Documentary Cinematography (The Sicario). He was the cinematographer for Controlling Britney Spears, which was nominated in 2022 for a Primetime Emmy. He was also the DP for the ESPN 30 for 30 feature film, Infinite Race, and the PBS FRONTLINE film, Covid’s Hidden Toll , which was shortlisted for a Peabody Award in 2021. Previously he spent six years as the DP for the flagship Al Jazeera English series, Fault Lines, for which he was nominated for seven Emmys, (winning one), and filmed 45 half-hour films. He studied economics-philosophy and history at Columbia University in NYC.