Timothy Greenfield-Sanders Biography

Fast Facts

• His first documentary, "Lou Reed: Rock and Roll Heart," was screened at the Sundance Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival
• Photographed injured soldiers for the film "Alive Day Memories" in 2006, and the images were included in many exhibitions and purchased by the Library of Congress
• His portraits appear in collections at the Museum of Modern Art, the National Portrait Gallery, and the New York Public Library
• Graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Art History and got his Master's in Film from the American Film Institute
• Quote: "I've stayed true to myself․ I never felt I could do lots of different types of photography․ I was interested in people․"
• Best known as a portrait photographer and documentary filmmaker who produced and directed "The Out List," "Lou Reed: Rock and Roll Heart," and the "Black List" series
• He is represented by the Stockland Martel company
• His photography clients include Vanity Fair, Prudential, the Red Cross, Harper's Bazaar, and Samsung