Daniel de Vue

Inquire
Omaha
|
Director: Cole Webley

DANIEL DE VUE

Colorist

Creative Director Daniel de Vue sits amongst a group of the most distinguished Colorists in the world.  His work has been recognized at the most prestigious award shows for color grading, winning an AICP Award and the highly coveted Cannes Lion in 2025.

Daniel has always had a passion for the arts and photography. He started his career in his native Denmark, working alongside a collective of renowned Scandinavian filmmakers that included Lars Von Trier, Andreas Nilsson and Martin Werner.

Frequent collaborators include influential directors Lance Acord, Daniel Wolfe, and Georgia Hudson, and cinematographers Paul Meyers, Xiaolong “X” Liu, and Arnaud Potier, amongst others.  Some of his most recent work includes the epic Beats “I Show Speed” film directed by Daniel Wolfe, Spike Jonze’s On “Shape of Dreams’ starting Zendaya, and the award-winning Nike “Wining Isn’t Comfortable” campaign directed by Megaforce.

Feature credits include Gus Van Sant’s critically acclaimed film “Dead Man’s Wire”, and Cole Webly’s poignant feature film debut, “Omaha”.

DANIEL DE VUE

Colorist

Creative Director Daniel de Vue sits amongst a group of the most distinguished Colorists in the world.  His work has been recognized at the most prestigious award shows for color grading, winning an AICP Award and the highly coveted Cannes Lion in 2025.

Daniel has always had a passion for the arts and photography. He started his career in his native Denmark, working alongside a collective of renowned Scandinavian filmmakers that included Lars Von Trier, Andreas Nilsson and Martin Werner.

Frequent collaborators include influential directors Lance Acord, Daniel Wolfe, and Georgia Hudson, and cinematographers Paul Meyers, Xiaolong “X” Liu, and Arnaud Potier, amongst others.  Some of his most recent work includes the epic Beats “I Show Speed” film directed by Daniel Wolfe, Spike Jonze’s On “Shape of Dreams’ starting Zendaya, and the award-winning Nike “Wining Isn’t Comfortable” campaign directed by Megaforce.

Feature credits include Gus Van Sant’s critically acclaimed film “Dead Man’s Wire”, and Cole Webly’s poignant feature film debut, “Omaha”.