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SHAREN DAVIS Costume Designer (3/8/21) SHAREN DAVIS Costume Designer FILM DIRECTOR COMPANIES CAST “JOURNAL FOR JORDAN” Denzel Washington Sony Pictures Michael B. Jordan BRON Studios Chanté Adams Escape Artists Cleveland Berto “KING RICHARD” Reinaldo Marcus Green Warner Brothers Will Smith Overbrook Ent. Aunjanue Ellis “PROJECT POWER” Henry Joost Netflix Jamie Foxx Ariel Schulman Screen Arcade Joseph Gordon-Levitt “ALPHA” Albert Hughes Sony Pictures Kodi Smit-McPhee Studio 8 Priya Rajaratnam “FENCES” Denzel Washington Paramount Pictures Denzel Washington Scott Rudin Productions Viola Davis “THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN” Antoine Fuqua MGM Vincent D'Onofrio Sony Pictures Chris Pratt Denzel Washington “THE FIFTH WAVE” J. Blakeson Columbia Pictures Chloë Grace Moretz GK Films Liev Schreiber “GET ON UP” Tate Taylor Imagine Entertainment Chadwick Boseman Jagged Films Viola Davis “GODZILLA” Gareth Edwards Warner Brothers Aaron Taylor-Johnson Legendary Entertainment Bryan Cranston Disruption Entertainment Elizabeth Olsen “DJANGO UNCHAINED” Quentin Tarantino Sony Leonardo Di Caprio Super Cool Man Show Too Jamie Foxx Christophe Waltz “LOOPER” Rian Johnson Endgame Entertainment Emily Blunt Joseph Gordon-Levitt Bruce Willis “THE HELP” Tate Taylor 1492 Pictures Emma Stone DreamWorks Bryce Dallas Howard Viola Davis “BOOK OF ELI” Albert Hughes Alcon Entertainment Gary Oldman Allen Hughes Mila Kunis Denzel Washington “SEVEN POUNDS” Gabriele Muccino Columbia Pictures Will Smith Overbrook Entertainment Rosario Dawson Escape Artists Woody Harrelson (cont.) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com (3/8/21) SHAREN DAVIS Costume Designer - 2 - FILM DIRECTOR COMPANIES CAST “DREAMGIRLS” Bill Condon DreamWorks Jamie Foxx Nomination: Academy Award for Best Costume Design Paramount Pictures Beyoncé Knowles Nomination: Costume Designers Guild Award Escape Artists Eddie Murphy “THE GREAT DEBATERS” Denzel Washington The Weinstein Company Forest Whitaker Harpo Films Denzel Washington “THE PURSUIT OF Gabriele Muccino Columbia Pictures Will Smith HAPPYNESS” Overbrook Entertainment Thandie Newton “AKEELAH AND THE BEE” Doug Atchison Lionsgate Films Angela Bassett Laurence Fishburne “BEAUTY SHOP” Bille Woodruff MGM Queen Latifah Alicia Silverstone “RAY” Taylor Hackford Crusader Entertainment Jamie Foxx Nomination: Academy Award for Best Costume Design Universal Pictures Regina King Nomination: Costume Designers Guild Award “OUT OF TIME” Carl Franklin MGM Denzel Washington Original Film Alex Carter “ANTWONE FISHER” Denzel Washington Fox Searchlight Derek Luke Denzel Washington “HIGH CRIMES” Carl Franklin Twentieth Century Fox Ashley Judd Jesse Beaton-Franklin Morgan Freeman “NAT TURNER: A Charles Burnett Subpix Productions Carl Lumley TROUBLESOME PROPERTY” Frank Christopher “DOUBLE TAKE” George Gallo Touchstone Pictures Orlando Jones David Permut Eddie Griffith “RUSH HOUR” Brett Ratner New Line Jackie Chan Chris Tucker “DOCTOR DOLITTLE” Betty Thomas Twentieth Century Fox Eddie Murphy “MONEY TALKS” Brett Ratner New Line Chris Tucker Charlie Sheen “DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS” Carl Franklin Tristar Denzel Washington Jennifer Beals “YOUNGER AND YOUNGER” Percy Adlon Pelemele/Leora Donald Sutherland Lolita Davidovich ( (cont.) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com (3/8/21) SHAREN DAVIS Costume Designer - 3 - TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES CAST TELEVISION CREDITS INCLUDE: “GONE HOLLYWOOD” Ted Griffin FX Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Pilot) Scott Rudin Productions Jonathan Pryce Judd Hirsch “WATCHMEN” Nicole Kassell HBO Don Johnson (Pilot) Regina King Winner: Emmy Award for Outstanding Fantasy/Sci Fi Costumes Nomination: Costume Designers Guild Award, Excellence in Sci Fi/Fantasy “WESTWORLD” Richard J. Lewis HBO Evan Rachel Wood (Season 2) Vincenzo Natali Bad Robot Thandie Newton Lisa Joy, et al. Jerry Weintraub Prods. James Marsden Winner: Costume Designers Guild Award Nomination: Emmy Award for Best Costume Design “THE LINE” Michael Dinner CBS Michael Rapaport Sony Pictures TV “FALLING SKIES” Carl Franklin TNT Noah Wyle (TV Pilot) “FREEDOM SONG” Phil Alden Robinson TNT Danny Glover “PASSING GLORY” Steve James TNT Rip Torn Damon Wayans “GRACE & GLORIE” Arthur Seidelman CBS Gena Rowlands Thomas Kane Diane Lane “VANISHING POINT” Charles Carner Fox-TV Viggo Mortensen Jason Priestly “NIGHT JOHN” Charles Burnett Disney Channel Beau Bridges Carl Lumley “EQUINOX” Alan Rudolph I.R.S. Releasing Matthew Modine Lara Flynn Boyle “LAUREL AVE.” Carl Franklin HBO Jay Books Mary Alice Membership: IATSE Local #892 (Costume Designers Guild) Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Citizenship: USA SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com .
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