Pedro Feria Pino, SOC is a New York based Director of Photography, Director, and Camera Operator with over 15 years of experience working across documentary, television, and branded content. A member of the Society of Camera Operators, his work is defined by a cinematic approach grounded in observation, trust, and story.

Pedro began his career in Puerto Rico as a stringer cameraman for Reuters News, developing the instincts and discipline of visual journalism. He went on to create Ego Moda, the first fashion focused television program in Puerto Rico, showcasing emerging designers and photographers while establishing his voice as a visual storyteller. In 2010, he moved to New York City, where he co created Washington Heights for MTV, the first Latino centric reality series on the network, bringing authentic Latino stories into the mainstream.

His cinematography career has taken him from the jungles of Guatemala documenting Mayan rituals to underground boxing gyms, ballroom competitions, and intimate verité environments across the world. His work reflects a commitment to authenticity and an ability to capture human stories with emotional precision and visual depth.

Pedro has served as Director of Photography on productions for Netflix, Disney, AMC, National Geographic, MTV, VH1, and ABC, including Buried by the Bernards, Ride with Norman Reedus, Generation X, Strange Medicine, and Los Montaner’s. As a director and supervising producer, his credits include House of Cardi, Everybody Loves Natti, and Love and Hip Hop Miami. He has also operated camera on acclaimed series including Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Indian Matchmaker, and Red Table Talk.

His background as both cinematographer and director informs a visual language that balances technical precision with emotional honesty. Whether working in controlled studio environments or unpredictable real world conditions, Pedro brings a disciplined, story first approach to every production.

He is based in New York and works worldwide.