Michael Goi
Michael Goi (born March 4, 1959) is an American cinematographer and film director. He is well known for his work on Showtimes "Web Therapy", and for his work with Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk on "Glee", "Scream Queens" and "American Horror Story". He also wrote and directed the 2011 film "Megan Is Missing". Career. He began his career as director of photography on a short horror film directed by John Strysik, "The Music of Erich Zann", in 1980; and then on the comedy "The Blues Brothers", as a production assistant. He went on to serve as cinematographer on  film and television series, such as: "Moonstalker", "How U Like Me Now", "What Matters Most", "Call Waiting", "Funky Monkey", "Cloud 9", "Witness Protection", "My Name is Earl", "The Nine Lives of Chloe King", "Mr. Sunshine", "Salem" and "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" Goi has written and directed two feature films during his career; "Voyeur", an action drama about a reluctant porn star and her biggest fan; and "Megan Is Missing" (2011), about internet predators and the disappearance of Megan Stewart (Rachel Quinn). Section::::"Web Therapy". Goi served as the exclusive cinematographer on Lisa Kudrows "Web Therapy" throughout the entirety of its  87-episode run. Work with Ryan Murphy. As director of photography, Goi first worked with prolific writer/producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk on their (with Ian Brennan) FOX musical comedy "Glee", in 2011, with the episode "Asian F". That same year he also began work on the duo's new FX series "American Horror Story". His first episode on the series was the "" installment "Rubber Man". He went on to work on Murphy's short-lived NBC comedy "The New Normal"; and the trio's 2015 horror/comedy "Scream Queens". During the of "American Horror Story", Goi made his  series directorial debut with "Magical Thinking". He served as the series' exclusive cinematographer from the premiere of "", until the end of the fifth season. He was succeeded in the capacity by "Breaking Bad"s Nelson Cragg, with the commencement of .