Henry Braham BSC is a British cinematographer known for his work in film and television. Over a career spanning several decades, he has built a reputation for creating visually distinctive images across a wide range of genres, including drama, action, fantasy, and science fiction.
Braham began his career working in television before moving into feature films. His early work helped establish his technical skill and practical approach to cinematography. As his career developed, he became known for combining traditional filmmaking techniques with new camera and lighting technologies to support the needs of each production.
He has served as director of photography on films including The Golden Compass, The Legend of Tarzan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, The Suicide Squad, The Flash, and Road House (2024). He has collaborated with several prominent directors, most notably James Gunn, contributing to films that combine large-scale visual effects with character-focused storytelling.
Throughout his career, Braham has worked in locations around the world and has been involved in productions ranging from independent projects to major studio films. His cinematography is recognised for its clarity, careful use of colour and light, and its ability to support both practical and visual effects.
Henry Braham continues to work on international film productions and is regarded as one of the leading British cinematographers working in contemporary cinema.