Roger Pratt, the cinematographer behind “The Fisher King,” “Brazil” and Tim Burton’s “Batman,” has died. He was 77.

The information was posted by way of the British Society of Cinematographers: “It’s with deepest disappointment that we be taught of the passing of Roger Pratt BSC (1947-2024).” The information didn’t state when he died, nor did it share the reason for loss of life.

Pratt was nominated for an Academy Award in 1999 for his work on “The Finish of the Affair.” He was additionally a frequent collaborator of Terry Gilliam. Pratt and Gilliam labored on “Brazil,” “The Fisher King” and “12 Monkeys.”

Richard Attenborough was one other collaborator. Pratt labored on “Shadowlands” which received the BAFTA for Greatest British Movie.

He additionally labored on the “Harry Potter” movies, together with “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and techniques” and “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fireplace.”

Pratt was born in 1947 within the British county of Leicester. Within the Sixties, he enrolled on the London Movie College.

His first job was working at Chippenham Movies within the U.Ok. Pratt served as a clapper loader, and whereas there, he met Gilliam. In accordance with the British Society of Cinematographers, Gilliam recalled assembly Pratt. “We have been filming the Bridge of Loss of life sequence and wanted a dramatic shot trying up on the bridge with the mountains within the distance. I caught the digital camera on the sting of the cliff, however the lens wasn’t vast sufficient. We have been a great distance from the highway, the sunshine was going. It was horrible. This man mentioned, ‘Simply give me a second’ and in a couple of minutes, whereas we have been nonetheless faffing round, he had run all the best way down the mountain, forded the river, run up the opposite facet, into the digital camera truck, grabbed the proper lens and right here it was. We caught it on the digital camera and obtained the shot. That was the second I fell in love with Roger.”

In 2023, Pratt acquired the British Society of Cinematographers’ Lifetime Achievement Award.