Caitlin Machak is an award-winning cinematographer and member of the International Cinematographers Guild (IATSE Local 600).

She worked her way up through the camera department on projects such as Netflix's HOUSE OF CARDS and HBO's GIRLS, learning from world-renowned cinematographers along the way. In 2019, she was selected to participate in the ASC’s inaugural year of the Vision Mentorship Program.

As a cinematographer, Caitlin lensed ASK FOR JANE, the first narrative feature film about The Jane Collective which Gloria Steinham said “should be seen by every American.” As a 2nd Unit Cinematographer, she contributed to the Netflix original series THE ILIZA SHLESINGER SKETCH SHOW and FRIENDS FROM COLLEGE, on which she also operated. In the commercial space, Caitlin has collaborated with Wieden+Kennedy on branded campaigns for multiple clients, including Old Spice, Nike, and Fisher-Price.

Caitlin recently camera operated Savanah Leaf’s A24 film EARTH MAMA as well as Beth de Araújo’s sophomore feature film JOSEPHINE.

Her work on Kim Blanck’s short film GLORIA will have its world premiere at Tribeca Festival 2025. She is currently in pre-production to shoot video artist Thomas D. Rotenberg’s upcoming feature film.