Ernest Roscoe Dickerson, also professionally known as Ernest R. Dickerson, is a prominent American figure in the film industry, distinguished by his multifaceted career as both a film director and cinematographer.
As a cinematographer, Dickerson has earned recognition for his recurring collaborations with renowned director Spike Lee, thereby solidifying his reputation within the profession.
Furthermore, as a director, Dickerson has showcased his talents through the creation of a diverse range of films, including the 1992 drama Juice, the 1995 horror film Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, the 2001 thriller Bones, and the 2004 drama Never Die Alone.
In addition to his work in film, Dickerson has also demonstrated his versatility by directing numerous episodes of acclaimed television series, such as the 2011 fantasy drama Once Upon a Time, the 2002 crime drama The Wire, the 2006 crime drama Dexter, and the 2010 horror drama The Walking Dead.
