Ken Kelsch
Camera
Born July 8, 1947 in Brooklyn, New York, USA
Kenneth Arthur Kelsch (July 8, 1947 – December 11, 2023) was an American cinematographer. He was best known for his guerilla filmmaking style and his career-spanning partnership with filmmaker Abel Ferrara, with whom he made more than a dozen films, including The Driller Killer (1979), Bad Lieutenant (1992), Dangerous Game (1993), The Addiction (1995), The Blackout (1997), and Welcome to New York (2014), as well as a segment of the HBO dark comedy drama anthology series Subway Stories (1997).
Filmography
Manson Girls
Twisted Tale: The Unmaking of Spookies
Himself
The Projectionist
Talking with the Vampires
The Brooklyn Banker
Welcome to New York
House of Last Things
4:44 Last Day on Earth
Desert Flower
Sıcak
Return to Sleepaway Camp
100 Feet
Garbage Man
Chelsea on the Rocks
Before It Had a Name
Medium
Missing in America
Happy End
Asmalı Konak: Hayat
Testosterone
'R Xmas
It Had to Be You
New Rose Hotel
The Expeditor
Invisible Child
Rear Window
Susan's Plan
Casino Pit Boss
The Impostors
Montana
A Brooklyn State of Mind
Every 9 Seconds
Subway Stories
The Blackout
The Prosecutors
Big Night
Killer: A Journal of Murder
Mylène Farmer: California
The Funeral
Condition Red
The Addiction
Drop Squad
Assault at West Point: The Court-Martial of Johnson Whittaker
Dangerous Game
Camera Operator (uncredited)
Bad Lieutenant
Killer Dead
Spookies
In Our Water
Don't Go in the House
The Driller Killer