JAMES L. CARTER (Director of Photography) caps a long line of independent films with his work on "My Dog Skip." Most recently he served as DP on "Phoenix," "Gunfighter’s Moon" and "Destiny Turns On the Radio." His other feature work includes Carl Franklin’s "One False Move," "F.T.W.," "Roadkillers" and "Back to Back."Carter most recently served as a cinematographer on two CBS series, "Family Law" and "Michael Hayes"; he has also brought his trained eye to such movies, pilots and miniseries as "Payback," "Dying to be Perfect: The Ellen Hart Pena Story," "Torn Between Two Fathers" (for which he earned an Emmy Award), "The Perfect Date," "Orleans," "A Message from Holly," "Justice in a Small Town," "Web of Deception," "True Tales" and the Universal telefilm "Darkman." He was nominated for an ASC Award for the "Imagine PTI" episode of "Michael Hayes." Carter served as director of photography for the telefilm "A Body to Die For," the miniseries "Grand Avenue" for HBO and the television movies "Ruby, Jean & Joe" with Tom Selleck and "Convict Cowboy," starring Jon Voight, for Showtime.