Tom Connole

Tom Connole is a former camera operator and cinematographer who was Second Assistant Camera on . This film was his first Hollywood project.
After Star Trek, Connole served as a camera assistant on such films as (1985, featuring Bruce McGill) and Pretty Woman (1990, starring Jason Alexander). His credits as a camera operator include (1991, starring Christopher McDonald), (1993, starring Alfre Woodard), (1995, featuring production design by Linda DeScenna), (1998, featuring Tim Kelleher, Paul Guilfoyle and Michael Shamus Wiles), The Astronaut's Wife (1999, starring Samantha Eggar and Donna Murphy), (2001, starring Jerry O'Connell, featuring David Ogden Stiers), and (2004). He was also Second Camera Operator on (1999).
In addition, Connole operated cameras on (starring Teri Hatcher and K Callan) and . He was also a camera operator for the Second Unit of such films as (1994, starring Christopher Lloyd and Neal McDonough; featuring First Unit cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti) and (1997, featuring John Glover; with set design work by Dawn Brown and Keith Cunningham). His uncredited film work as a camera operator include (1997, featuring Daniel Dae Kim and Richard Lineback).
Connole was Second Unit Director of Photography on such films as (1993, featuring Steven Culp and John de Lancie), Dear God (1996, featuring Stephanie Niznik), and (1999, featuring Paul Dooley). He was the Additional Director of Photography on (1995, featuring Carolyn Seymour), and (2000, working under Robert Elswit). More recently, he was the First Unit Director of Photography on several independent films, including 2001's Chasing Sunsets, starring James Avery. Connole later operated out of Barcelona where he shot commercials in Spain and the Czech Republic. 
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