Tim Maurice-Jones, a distinguished and accomplished cinematographer, has amassed a diverse and impressive portfolio comprising a wide range of critically acclaimed films and television shows that have left a lasting impact on the industry. Among his numerous notable credits, one of his most remarkable achievements is his work on the 2012 horror thriller, The Woman in Black, which received widespread critical acclaim for its masterful creation of a chilling atmosphere and its ingenious use of cinematography to convey a sense of foreboding and unease.
Maurice-Jones' extensive portfolio boasts an impressive collaboration on the 2010 superhero film, Kick-Ass, masterfully directed by the acclaimed Matthew Vaughn. This cult classic has since evolved into a cherished favorite among enthusiasts of the genre, with Maurice-Jones' skillful cinematography playing a pivotal role in capturing the film's dark and gritty atmosphere, expertly transporting viewers into the world of Kick-Ass.
Maurice-Jones has made significant contributions to the 2016 British television drama, The Take, which delves into the intricate and often tumultuous realm of organized crime. His exceptional attention to detail and remarkable capacity to convey the emotional profundity of his characters have garnered widespread acclaim from both critics and audiences.
