Cinematographer Amy Faust Honored in Hollywood for “Photography"
Amy Faust was honored last week for her cinematography work on the short film "Photography". The film was directed by Adam White and produced by the Tri-C Film Intensive Workshop.
Amy was honored with one of 2026's Emerging Cinematographer Awards (bestowed on 7 DoPs in the US). The honor is awarded by ICG 600, the national IATSE camera union. The ECA was held at the Director's Guild of America in Hollywood, CA. Amy and her fellow award winners were given their award as well as prizes from industry sponsors like Otto Nemenz, Variety, Red and Sony.
Among other projects, Amy is scheduled to lens the next Tri-C workshop film and the feature horror narrative "Ghost Toilet".
"Photography" was produced in 2026 by the Tri-C program. Filmed on location in Cleveland, Ohio, the narrative short takes place at a Manhattan magazine publisher in 1964, The story follows Margaret, and famous photographer for the magazine, who must decide if she will mentor a potential competing younger photographer. "Photography" has played in festivals all over the world, having won several awards, including an Emmy this past year.
The Tri-C Film Intensive is an annual workshop designed to make students "set ready" in the film world. The workshop has created a decade of films, many having great festival runs, as well as dozens of former students, now working in the industry.
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