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Kate received the Golden Frog for Best Cinematography on a Docudrama I Dolours at Camerimage. In the same year she was nominated for an Emmy and an IMAGO award for her work on The Farthest. Upon completing her studies at The National Film School, Lodz, Poland, McCullough shot the Irish box office hit His and Hers. This film went on to win the ‘World Cinematography Award in Documentary’, Sundance. She has won the IFTA Award for Best Cinematography twice.
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