Matthew Libatique is a renowned American cinematographer, celebrated for his collaborative efforts with director Darren Aronofsky on a series of critically acclaimed films. These notable projects include Pi, released in 1998, Requiem for a Dream, which premiered in 2000, The Fountain, which debuted in 2006, Black Swan, which was released in 2010, Noah, which premiered in 2014, and Mother!, which was released in 2017.
In addition to his work with Aronofsky, Libatique has also lent his expertise to the films of other prominent directors. Some of these notable projects include Tigerland, which was released in 2000, Phone Booth, which premiered in 2002, Iron Man, which was released in 2008, Iron Man 2, which premiered in 2010, and Venom, which was released in 2018.
Throughout his illustrious career, Libatique has received numerous accolades, including two Academy Awards nominations for Best Achievement in Cinematography. These nominations were for his work on Black Swan and A Star Is Born, both of which showcased his exceptional skills as a cinematographer.
