Alicia Robbins, Director of Photography, conducts a swift approach to cinematography and will bring any project to completion with a creative and distinct style. Comprehension of story and tone is her forte, so making cinematographic decisions comes easily. She knows that understanding your story, characters, and tone enables you to liberate your coverage from the conventional into something interesting and unique.

Alicia Robbins earned her MFA in Cinematography from the American Film Institute in 2003 where her thesis film The Sunday Morning Stripper was sold to Showtime. Since graduation, she has shot several award-winning features, commercials, shorts and music videos. She received a Best Cinematography nomination at the 2009 Tregor Film Festival in France for the feature Boppin‘ at the Glue Factory. Her last feature San Francisco 2177 starred Sean Patrick Flannery and Dominique Swain. It was shot entirely on greenscreen where she used dynamic theatrical lighting through PRG lighting systems to bring a unique look to the film and also allowed for instant turn-arounds on the setups. Over the past year, she has also embarked in the realm of 3D working for 3Ality Technica. Their credits include Spiderman, The Hobbit, U2 3D and more. She has 3D engineered for movies such as Step Up 4 and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D. She has also started teaching several of the 3DIQ classes for 3Ality Technica, training new rig techs and engineers to work in the field. In addition, Alicia is a Local 600 camera operator whose credits include additional operating for movies such as Extract starring Jason Bateman, the ABC show Eli Stone, and a 2012 Official Sundance selection, The End of Love.