Sjur Aarthun

Sjur Aarthun is a prominent Norwegian cinematographer and editor known for his versatile work in both film and television. He co-founded the production company Handmade Films in Norwegian Woods in 2013, where he focuses on creating films rooted in Norwegian folklore and nature. His work includes notable projects such as The Tunnel (2019), Villmark 2(2015), and Villmark (2003). He has also contributed to popular TV series like Pørni and Home Ground.

Editing

1999

[ ] Stop (Editor)

2006

[ ] Trigger (Editor)

2008

[ ] Familien Bergs erfaringer (Editor)

2013

[ ] Lars Hertervig: The frenzy of light (Editor)

2014

[ ] UpsideDown (Editor)

2015

[ 5/10 ] Dark Woods II (Editor)

2017

[ ] Voyager (Editor)

2019

[ ] Catching the Flame (Editor)
[ ] The Tunnel (Editor)

2022

[ ] NightMare (Editor)

2023

[ ] Dark Windows (Editor)

Crew

2014

[ ] Kampen om Hardanger (Cinematography)

2017

[ ] Voyager (Cinematography)

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[ ] The Well (Cinematography)

Camera

1999

[ ] Stop (Director of Photography)

2002

[ ] Falling Sky (Director of Photography)

2003

[ ] Dark Woods (Director of Photography)

2007

[ ] Svein and the Rat and the UFO-Mystery (Director of Photography)

2008

[ ] SOS: Summer of Suspense (Director of Photography)

2009

[ ] Hidden (Director of Photography)

2014

[ ] UpsideDown (Director of Photography)

2015

[ 5/10 ] Dark Woods II (Director of Photography)
[ ] The Vanishing Act of Einar (Director of Photography)

2019

[ ] The Tunnel (Director of Photography)
[ ] Catching the Flame (Director of Photography)

2022

[ ] Leave (Director of Photography)

2026

[ ] Kraken (Director of Photography)

Writing

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[ ] The Well (Storyboard)