Simon Huber

Simon Huber (born 1974) is a Swiss DP for feature film, documentaries and advertising. In addition to numerous commercials for national and international brands (Samsung, Danone, Coca Cola, FIFA, FIVB, Polkomtel, Jack Wolfskin, Emmentaler, Greenpeace, etc) and several feature films in Switzerland and Germany, he shoots frequently music clips. Simon Huber won with his work for the renowned Swiss band Zürich West ("Fingt ds Glück eim?") the special prize "EDI'04" for best cinematography.

Simon Huber is responsible for the image design / camerawork of the TV series "Experiment Schneuwly" (Swiss National TV SRF1, 2014/2015/2018) as well as for the feature films „Lasst die Alten sterben“ of Swiss director Juri Steinhart and «As time goes by» (dir: Felix Tissi) as well as the documentarie «Vom Lieben und Lügen» (Dir. Annina Furrer) and many others.

In 2012 he shot the mountain scenes in the Indian blockbuster "Krrish3" (2013) with Rakesh and Hrithik Roshan.

Simon regularly produces and directs documentaries and commercials for Swiss NGOs in Africa and Asia.
He looks at a broad international experience (Cameroon, RCA, Mali, Niger, Ivory-Coast, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Egypt, India, Nepal, Vietnam, UAE, Lapland, EU, USA, Syria, Russia, etc) and is suitable for mountain.



Furthermore, the DP is working as a guest lecturer at several universities in Switzerland and in the USA.
Since 2012, Simon Huber is a board member of the Swiss film-political association "Bern for the film."
Simon Huber is a member of SSFV (Syndicat Swiss Film and Video).