Andrew Rowlands
Andrew Rowlands was the "A" camera and steadicam operator for the Second Unit of 's  and 's , in both cases under Second Unit Director of Photography Bruce McCleery. 

Rowlands was the steadicam operator on the two Matrix sequels, The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions. He also operated cameras on the hit 2000 film Meet the Parents and its 2004 sequel, Meet the Fockers. In addition, he was a camera and steadicam operator on 's Academy Award-nominated 2002 film, Gangs of New York. He later reteamed with Scorsese on the Academy Award-winning 2006 film, The Departed (featuring Mark Rolston) and on the 2008 Rolling Stones documentary, Shine a Light.

His other projects as a camera and/or steadicam operator include the pilot episode of Paramount Television's science fiction series, Seven Days (starring Norman Lloyd) and feature films including Steel (featuring Gary Graham, Charles Napier, and Eric Pierpoint), Overnight Delivery (starring Sarah Silverman), The Legend of Bagger Vance (featuring Bruce McGill and Harve Presnell), Blow, Seabiscuit, Something's Gotta Give, Flightplan, and 's Apocalypto. Star Trek is the second film Rowlands has worked on which stars Chris Pine; the first was 2004's The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (also featuring John Rhys-Davies).

Rowlands' more recent film credits, in addition to Star Trek, include the drama Frost/Nixon (starring Frank Langella as Richard Nixon) and the comedy Get Smart (starring The Rock). Both films were released in 2008.

External links 
 Official website
 
Rowlands, Andrew