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DAN WEBSTER Production Designer DAN WEBSTER Production Designer PRODUCTION DESIGN GUESS WHO DIED (Pilot) Adam Bernstein NBC THE MIST (Series) Various The Weinstein Company / Spike TV LITTLE IN COMMON (Pilot) Adam Bernstein Twentieth Century Fox HOW TO BE A BETTER AMERICAN (Pilot) Adam Bernstein ABC Studios BUSINESS CLASS (Pilot) Adam Bernstein NBC / Universal INSATIABLE (Pilot) Craig Zisk Showtime SUPERVISING ART DIRECTOR MANK David Fincher Netflix WONDERLAND Peter Berg Netflix FREE STATE OF JONES Gary Ross Larger Than Life Films THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PARTS 1 & 2 Francis Lawrence Lionsgate NOAH Darren Aronofsky Paramount LIFE OF PI Ang Lee Fox 2000 Pictures Oscar, Best Achievement in Directing (2013) Nominated, Best Motion Picture of the Year, Academy Awards (2013) Nominated, Best Achievement in Production Design, Academy Awards (2013) SURROGATES Jonathan Mostow Walt Disney Pictures BE COOL F. Gary Gray MGM THE ALAMO John Lee Hancock Touchstone HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS Ron Howard Universal MIGHTY JOE YOUNG Ron Underwood Walt Disney Pictures ART DIRECTOR DATE NIGHT Shawn Levy Twentieth Century Fox TROPIC THUNDER Ben Stiller Dreamworks THE HOLIDAY Nancy Meyers Sony BANDITS Barry Levinson MGM EDTV Ron Howard Universal U-TURN Oliver Stone Phoenix Pictures THAT THING YOU DO Tom Hanks Twentieth Century Fox DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS Carl Franklin Tri-Star Pictures HEART AND SOULS Ron Underwood Universal ONLY THE LONELY Chris Columbus Twentieth Century Fox HOME ALONE Chris Columbus Twentieth Century Fox GLORY Edward Zwick Tri-Star Pictures LOCATIONS Hawaii, India, Taiwan, France, Germany 800 South Robertson Blvd. Suite 6 Los Angeles CA 90035 p: 310 652 8778 artistry.net .
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