Adam is a New York-based cinematographer who has lent his eye to stories across 5 continents. Drawing upon his roots in documentary filmmaking, he tries to bring a sense of humanity to all the projects he shoots.

 

Adam's latest narrative feature, The Fisherman (Dir: Zoey Martinson), was filmed in Ghana and premiered at the Venice Biennale ’24. In the same year, the indie thriller feature, Crumb Catcher (Dir: Chris Skotchdopole), received a theatrical run in the US and is available on streaming platforms. He recently wrapped production on NETFLIX's Best of the Best, directed by Lena Khan and set to release in 2026.

 

His most recent feature documentary, Lions of Mesopotamia (Dir: Lucian Read), tells the story of the legendary Iraqi football team of 2007 and was filmed in Baghdad and Erbil. It premiered at SXSW in 2024.

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Adam has shot music videos for Sufjan Stevens, The Lumineers, & Goodbye Tomorrow.

He also filmed the title sequences for Marco Polo (Netflix), P Valley (Starz), and Your Friends & Neighbors (AppleTV+).

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Adam has filmed large-scale and intimate commercial stories for brands that include Toyota, adidas, Nike, Audi, Infiniti, Hyundai, P&G, Verizon, Meta, Google, and many others. His most recent advertising work can usually be sampled on TVs at your favorite sports bar.

Like this industry, Adam's knowledge of camera tech is ever-evolving. He is experienced in volume capture, motion control, 360 cameras, specialty POV rigs, and other tools that help achieve unique and lasting imagery.

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In 2024, Adam received an Emerging Cinematographer Award (ECA), from his peers in IATSE Local 600.