Eve M. Cohen
Cinematographer
Based in Los Angeles, Eve draws heavily upon her background in fine art painting and photography to influence and inspire her work as a cinematographer. Her visual aesthetic is fueled by collaboration, empathy and intention. Ever curious and always looking to learn, she is eager to welcome new challenges.
In 2023, she had two feature films released theatrically. MENDING THE LINE (director Joshua Caldwell) and THE OTHER ZOEY (director Sara Zandieh). They can be found streaming online (and on airplanes!) now.
At heart Eve is a storyteller, across all mediums. She established herself as a pioneer in Virtual Reality filmmaking with THE VISITOR (AFI 2016, SFiFF 2016) and HARD WORLD FOR SMALL THINGS (Sundance 2016, Tribeca 2016). Her position as an innovator in this new frontier led her to ASHE ‘68 (Sundance 2019, Tribeca 2019) nominated for a Sports Emmy in 2019, and speaking on many panels and classrooms. Most recently she filmed DOJA CAT: SCARLET TOUR for Meta, a multi-camera stereoscopic immersive experience, released Jan 2024.
When not on set with scripted features or exploring emerging technologies with VR/AR/XR, she involves herself with select documentaries focusing on social justice or the human experience. She has traveled all over the world filming documentary stories for Google, The United Nations, New Balance, Qualcomm and more.
Above all, what Eve really loves is collaborating on projects that blur the line between the real and surreal, grounded in emotion and story. And surfing, she loves surfing and the anything involving the ocean.
Eve M. Cohen
Cinematographer
Based in Los Angeles, Eve draws upon her background in fine art painting and photography to influence and inspire her work in narrative and documentary filmmaking. Her visual aesthetic is fueled by collaboration, empathy and intention. She has traveled all over the world filming documentary stories for The United Nations, New Balance, Qualcomm and more. Her fiction work typically lands her in the US; shooting feature films on location from Maine to Arizona and in Los Angeles. Eve established herself as a pioneer in Virtual Reality filmmaking with “The Visitor” (AFI 2016, SFiFF 2016) and “Hard World For Small Things” (Sundance 2016, Tribeca 2016). Her position as an innovator in this new frontier led her to “Ashe ‘68” (Sundance 2019, Tribeca 2019) nominated for a Sports Emmy in 2019. But above all, what Eve really loves is collaborating on projects that blur the line between the real and surreal, grounded in emotion and story.
She is currently in prep on an upcoming feature “Southland” (Dir. Joshua Caldwell) shooting summer 2019, this is their second feature film together. Eve is also in long-term production on a documentary feature film with producer Sarah Adina Smith and Director Sabaah Folayan about the Equal Rights Amendment.