Cameron Culter began his career as a cinematographer on documentary films tracing the development of San Francisco's Filmore District, and Bay area artist Tony Douquet. From there, he expanded into television commercials and music videos. His involvement in the Oakland music scene afforded him the opportunity to work on many significant videos, most notable Too Short's "The Ghetto," and MTV Video Award nominee "Humpty Dance" by Digital Underground.

After relocating his career to Los Angeles, he expanded his work as Director of Photography into short films and full-length features. Among the many successful collaborations was “Still Waters,” a made for TV educational drama, produced by Disney Educational Productions that won the Chris Award at the Columbus International Film Festival. Following his work on DAYBREAK, Cutler completed LA FEMME BALLON. This unique film won First Place Fiction at the USA Film Festival and was recently picked up by Universal Pictures’ internet company Shortfilm.com. One of his most recent projects was providing additional photography for the Michael Addis film POOR WHITE TRASH starring Sean Young and William Devane.