David Gregan is an Australian multi-award-winning Cinematographer working in the fields of drama, documentary, and advertising.

He has won 13 Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) awards including 3 Gold Awards for Kyan Burn’s music video Guess (2022), Screen Australia/South Australian Film Corporation funded series Love, Guns and Level Ups (2021), and the short film The Martyr (2013).

David served as a Cinematographer on the true crime feature documentary Never Get Busted which had its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival (2025) and its Australian premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival (2025).  It also won PBS Human Spirit Award at Nashville Film Festival, Best Documentary at Chilliwack Independent Film Festival, and Grand Jury Award at Dances with Films Film Festival.

He has also worked extensively on long form drama productions. Most recently serving as Director of Photography on the upcoming South Australian Film Corporation funded horror feature Ruby, Ruby. 

Other longform drama credits include 2^nd Unit Cinematographer on the ABC Kids TV series Beep and Mort season 1, B Cam operator/2^nd Unit Cinematographer on the SBS TV series A Beginner’s Guide to Grief, B Camera Operator on the Emmy Award-winning ABC TV series First Day season 2, 2^nd Unit Cinematographer on feature film Never Too Late and 2^nd Unit Cinematographer on feature film Rabbit.

David has also shot advertising campaigns for such clients as Panasonic, Coopers Beer, Fantastic Rice Crackers, Beyond Bank, People’s Choice Credit Union, South Australian Tourism, Adelaide Film Festival and Sky City Casino.

Originally starting his career in lighting department on big budget films like The Boys Are Back under the guidance of Academy Award-winning DP Greig Fraser ASC, ACS has given David the ability to use light and colour to help shape and execute images with a difference.

David is also a CASA certified drone pilot.

In his spare time he enjoys 35mm film photography, singing in The Ramones cover band Kosher Salami, and hanging out with his adopted Greyhound Cam (and no, the dog’s name isn’t short for camera).