Michael Goi
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Michael Goi (born March 4, 1959) is an American cinematographer, television and film director. He is well known for his work on Showtime's Web Therapy, and for his work with Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk on Glee, Scream Queens and American Horror Story.
He also wrote and directed the 2011 film Megan Is Missing.
Career
He began his work as an assistant on The Music of Erich Zann's short horror film in 1980, and then as a producer on The Blues Brothers. He went on to work as a cinematographer on film and television series, including Moonstalker, How U Like Me Now, What Matters Most, Call Waiting, Funky Monkey, Cloud 9, My Name Is Earl, The Town That Dreaded Sundown.
Goi has written and produced three feature films in his career; Voyeur, an action thriller starring internet predators and Megan Stewart; and "MARY" starring Gary Oldman and Emily Mortimer, in which he also served as the cinematographer.
Goi served as Lisa Kudrow's sole cinematographer during the entire 87-episode run.
Goi first worked with prolific writer/producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk on their (with Ian Brennan) FOX musical comedy "Glee" in 2011. He began working on the duo's latest FX series American Horror Story in the same year. "Rubber Man" was his first episode on the series. He went on to work on Murphy's short-lived NBC comedy The New Normal and the trio's 2015 horror/comedy Scream Queens. Goi made his series directorial debut with "Magical Thinking" in the fourth season of American Horror Story. From the premiere of Asylum to the end of the fifth season, he served as the series' exclusive cinematographer. With the start of the sixth year, he was succeeded in the capacity by Breaking Bad's Nelson Cragg.