Roger Simonsz, an acclaimed cinematographer, was born in the Netherlands and spent part of his childhood in South Africa. Embarking on his career in the United Kingdom after studies in London, Simonsz initially dedicated six years to theatre work, which laid the foundation for his subsequent transition to film. His extensive experience in the industry encompasses a significant role as director of photography for numerous feature films and TV series.

Evolving in his career, Simonsz also ventured into directing, successfully helming series across various genres – from police dramas to comedy – for French, Dutch, and UK television networks. He holds the distinguished position of being a full member of the British Society of Cinematographers (BSC). In recognition of his contributions to the field of performance art, he has been honored as a Fellow of Rose Bruford College of Performance Art.

Simonsz’s notable work includes his role as cinematographer for The Devil Wears Prada, Sex and the City, Death in Paradise and the Kosovar production ‘The Hero’, starring Arben Bajraktaraj, Adriana Morina, Cun Lajçi, and Glauk as Hero’s son.