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MINDY HALL Make-Up Artist IATSE Local 706 and 798 FILM 6715 Hollywood Blvd #206 Los Angeles, CA 90028 Phone 323.466.4441 Fax 323.460.4442 www.miltonagency.com [email protected] MINDY HALL Make-Up Artist IATSE Local 706 and 798 FILM MORNING GLORY Department Head Director: Roger Michell STAR TREK Department Head Paramount Pictures Director: JJ Abrams SISTERHOOD OF THE Department Head TRAVELING PANTS 2 Director: Sanaa Hamri Warner Bros. P.S. I LOVE YOU Personal Make-Up Artist to Hilary Swank Warner Bros. Director: Richard LaGravanese THE NANNY DIARIES Department Head & Personal Make-Up Artist to Laura Linney The Weinstein Company Director: Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini WORLD TRADE CENTER Department Head Paramount Pictures Director: Oliver Stone RENT Department Head Revolution Studios Director: Chris Columbus THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE Personal Make-Up Artist to Laura Linney Lakeshore Entertainment Director: Scott Derrickson BEE SEASON Department Head Fox Searchlight Pictures Director: Scott McGehee & David Siegel KINSEY Personal Make-Up Artist to Laura Linney Fox 2000 Pictures Director: Bill Condon WICKER PARK Personal Make-Up Artist to Josh Hartnett Lakeshore Entertainment Director: Paul McGuigan HOLLYWOOD HOMICIDE Personal Make-Up Artist to Josh Hartnett Evolution Entertainment Director: Ron Shelton CRADLE 2 THE GRAVE Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Andrzej Bartkowiak THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES Department Head Lakeshore Entertainment Director: Mark Pellington Mindy Hall Page 1 of 3 SWORDFISH Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Dominic Sena PEARL HARBOR Key Make-Up Artist Walt Disney Pictures Director: Michael Bay READY TO RUMBLE Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Brian Robbins SUNSET STRIP Department Head Make-Up Fox 2000 Pictures Director: Adam Collis STUART LITTLE Key Make-Up Artist Columbia Pictures Director: Rob Minkoff PATCH ADAMS Key Make-Up Universal Pictures Director: Tom Shadyac PAYBACK Co-Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Brian Helgeland PRIMARY COLORS Key Make-Up Universal Pictures Director: Mike Nichols A SMILE LIKE YOURS Department Head Rysher Entertainment Director: Keith Samples INVENTING THE ABBOTS Co-Department Head 20 th Century Fox Director: Pat O’ Connor EVENING STAR Department Head Rysher Entertainment Director: Robert Harling NIXON Key Make-Up Cinergi Director: Oliver Stone HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT Make-Up Artist Amblin Entertainment Director: Jocelyn Moorhouse A WALK IN THE CLOUDS Make-Up Artist Universal Pictures Director: Alfonso Arau LOVE AFFAIR Make-Up Artist Warner Bros. Director: Glenn Gordon Caron CABIN BOY Department Head Walt Disney Pictures Director: Adam Resnick GOLDEN GATE Department Head American Playhouse Director: John Madden RAISING CAIN Make-Up Artist Jay, Inc. Director: Brian De Palma Mindy Hall Page 2 of 3 BEST OF THE BEST Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Robert Radler FINAL ANALYSIS Personal Make-Up Artist to Eric Roberts Warner Bros. Director: Phil Joanou COOL AS ICE Department Head Alive Productions Director: David Kellogg LONELY HEARTS Department Head Summit Films, Inc. Director: Andrew Lane BY THE SWORD Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Jeremy Kagan THE WASH Department Head Lumiere Productions Director: Michael Uno Mindy Hall Page 3 of 3 .
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