Ric Gallup
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Ric Gallup (born 11 October 1953) is a British photographer and filmmaker.
Gallup made a short film called Carnage Visors as an opening act for The Cure during their 1981 Picture Tour. He also was in charge of the lighting whenever Fools Dance went on tour.
Gallup is the older brother of The Cure bassist Simon Gallup. Their parents are Peg and Bob Gallup, whose other children are Stuart (born 15 January 1947), David (born 27 July 1948), Duncan (born 12 May 1950) and Monica (born 29 December 1951).
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