Stanley Staniski is a director and cinematographer who has worked in over fifty countries.
He was the Director of Photography for “War Child”, an award-winning feature documentary on Emmanuel Jal, a former Sudanese child soldier turner rapper.
Stanley served as cinematographer for the Learning Channel’s “Archeology” series filming in Jordan, Egypt, Israel and Ghana.
For seven years, he was commissioned by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans to produce video projects for the museum.
His multi-screen video installation of the Ruwanweilsya temple in Sri Lanka ran for three years at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asia Art as part of an exhibition on the practice of Buddhism.
He has also filmed and produced projects for The National Gallery of Art, the Phillips Collection, the French TV channel Arte, and Discovery Channel.
Stanley was Director/Director of Photography of “Viva El Vedado”, an independent documentary exploring the architectural history of the Havana neighborhood of Vedado. He is currently finishing as series of short films on colonial Cuban architecture.