Born in Bogotá and raised between cultures, Charlotte Dupré is a French cinematographer based in New York whose work moves fluidly between narrative, documentary, music, and commercial filmmaking.

Drawn to emotionally charged, character-driven stories, they have collaborated on projects premiering at Tribeca, earning Webby and GLAAD recognition, and partnering with brands such as Mastercard, HomeGoods, and Gilead Sciences. Their recent work spans independent cinema, queer storytelling, and visually grounded commercial campaigns — always with a cinematic approach rooted in texture, intimacy, and light.

Whether shooting a feature film, a documentary portrait, or branded work, Charlotte approaches filmmaking as a deeply human collaboration, shaping images that feel observational, and grounded in real moments.

Bio written by Jon Mckechnie on a Vero Newsletter I was featured

"Cinematography is not meant to be seen. Cinematography is meant to be felt.
It is all about emotions, all about making an audience feel the story."
𑁋 Charlotte Dupré

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