Amber L.N. Bournett is an award winning cinematographer & director

based in Atlanta. While studying fine art & film and video at Georgia

State University, Bournett co-founded independent production

company House of June. She then served as a videographer under an

indie music label. Bournett gained training as a camera prep technician

at Commander Lighting and Grip, before joining the union as a camera

assistant.

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As an independent filmmaker, Bournett has served as cinematographer

and co-director to several award winning short narratives. In addition to

national festival screenings, several of her narratives have screened

internationally. Her ATL Airport Shorts triptych LEVITATE, LEVITATE, LEVITATE, was selected for Cannes Shorts through the THEA program. Amber has contributed additional photography for feature films, documentaries, and series including, BET: Tales, HBO:United Skates of America Documentary, and independent feature His, Hers, and the Truth. Bournett was also, a 2019 participant of the AFI Female Cinematographer Intensive.