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'''Glen MacPherson, CSC, ASC''' (born [[29th October]] [[1959]]) was the [[director of photography]] for [[Doctor Who (1996)|''Doctor Who'' (1996)]]. A member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers at the time of filming ''Doctor Who'', he subsequently obtained membership in the [[wikipedia:American Society of Cinematographers|American Society]]. As such, he was the first DP in the history of televised ''[[Doctor Who]]'' to be the member of a prestigious, by-invitation-only national society of cinematographers at the time of filming a ''Doctor Who'' story. Along with [[Ernie Vincze]], he remains one of only two similarly-credentialed DPs in televised ''Doctor Who'' history, as of [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Matt Smith's first series]]. | '''Glen MacPherson, CSC, ASC''' (born [[29th October]] [[1959]]) was the [[director of photography]] for [[Doctor Who (1996)|''Doctor Who'' (1996)]]. A member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers at the time of filming ''Doctor Who'', he subsequently obtained membership in the [[wikipedia:American Society of Cinematographers|American Society]]. As such, he was the first DP in the history of televised ''[[Doctor Who]]'' to be the member of a prestigious, by-invitation-only national society of cinematographers at the time of filming a ''Doctor Who'' story. Along with [[Ernie Vincze]], he remains one of only two similarly-credentialed DPs in televised ''Doctor Who'' history, as of [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Matt Smith's first series]]. | ||
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Glen MacPherson, CSC, ASC (born 29th October 1959) was the director of photography for Doctor Who (1996). A member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers at the time of filming Doctor Who, he subsequently obtained membership in the American Society. As such, he was the first DP in the history of televised Doctor Who to be the member of a prestigious, by-invitation-only national society of cinematographers at the time of filming a Doctor Who story. Along with Ernie Vincze, he remains one of only two similarly-credentialed DPs in televised Doctor Who history, as of Matt Smith's first series.
