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Peter Rodger grew up immersed in photography. As a teenager, the acclaimed British director and photographer refined his craft by assisting his father, George Rodger, the celebrated photojournalist and Magnum Photos co-founder. After graduating from Maidstone College of Art in England, his expertise behind the camera established him as a highly sought-after talent in both European and U.S. advertising markets.
Peter has directed print and commercial campaigns across more than forty countries for a wide array of clients including Mercedes, Save the Children Fund, City National Bank, Coca-Cola, Toyota, Microsoft, Infiniti, Lexus, Buick, Acura, Honda, Volvo, Land Rover, Fendi, Xavier Laurent Perfume, Apple Computers, University of Houston, Kodak, Freixenet Champagne, General Electric, Audi, Ecolab, and Canon Cameras.
Represented by Untitled Inc. in Los Angeles for commercials, he has developed a visually striking style that has grown increasingly popular. His visceral, cinematic imagery captures authentic performances in an observational manner, creating epic yet naturally energetic filmmaking that deeply engages viewers.
His continually evolving style has earned him over 35 best director awards from festivals such as The Houston International Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, The Telly Awards, The Mobius Awards, and the US International Film and Video Festival. Throughout his distinguished commercial career, Peter produced and directed the impactful non-fiction film "Oh My God," exploring varied human perspectives on God, released in 2009.
In 2012, he worked alongside Gary Ross as second unit director on the blockbuster "The Hunger Games," producing the fictional "Capitol" propaganda film featured in the story.
Peter has written eight screenplays and is set to direct three of them. His first book, "The OMG Chronicles," was published by Hayhouse in 2009.
He currently resides in Los Angeles with his family.
