Daniel Moder (American cinematographer) – Julia Roberts’ Husband

Daniel Richard Moder is the husband of American actress Julia Roberts.

Daniel Moder is an American cinematographer known for his work in such films as Secret in Their Eyes, The Mexican, and Fireflies in the Garden.

Daniel Moder received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for his cinematography in the television film The Normal Heart.

Daniel Moder began his career as a production assistant in the 1995 action film Crimson Tide and the following year, he worked on the set of the 1996 sports drama film The Fan.

From then, Daniel Moder worked in the Camera and Electrical Department on films like The Brave, Enemy of the State, The Big Tease, and Tuesdays with Morrie.

Daniel Moder  made his debut as a cinematographer in the short comedy film Kid Quick.

As a cinematographer, Daniel Moder has since worked on films like Grand Champion, Border, The Hit, Fireflies in the Garden, Jesus Henry Christ, Highland Park, Plush, The Normal Heart, and Secret in Their Eyes.

Daniel Moder has also worked on a number of short films as a cinematographer, including: The Mexican, Full Frontal, Mona Lisa Smile, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Friends with Money, and Spider-Man 3.

Daniel Moder met his wife Julia Roberts on the set of her film The Mexican in 2000 and at the time he was still married to Vera Steimberg.

After divorcing with Vera Steimberg in 2002, Daniel Moder and Julia Roberts got married on July 4, 2002 in a small ceremony at her ranch in Taos, New Mexico.

Daniel Moder and Julia Roberts have three children: twins, a daughter Hazel Patricia, and a son Phinnaeus Walter, born November 28, 2004, and another son, Henry Daniel, born June 18, 2007.