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Josepht. Garrity (2/25/21) JOSEPH T. GARRITY Production Designer FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “I STILL BELIEVE” Andrew Erwin Lionsgate Kevin Downes Jon Erwin Kevin Downes Prods. “I CAN ONLY IMAGINE” Andrew Erwin Lionsgate Kevin Downes Jon Erwin Kevin Downes Prods. LD Entertainment “MR. CHURCH” Bruce Beresford Warner Brothers Mark Canton After Dark Films Courtney Solomon Cinelou Films “CAKE” Daniel Barnz We're Not Brothers Prods. Jennifer Aniston Cinelou Films Adriana Barraza “FAMILY TREE” Christopher Guest HBO Christopher Guest (4 Episodes – US) Jim Piddock “FATHER OF INVENTION” Trent Cooper Horizon Ent. Ken Barbet Trigger Street Prods. Dana Brunetti Kevin Spacey “THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY Howard Michael Gould Brillstein Ent. David McIllvain LEFAY” Holly Wiersma Prods. Holly Wiersma “SUNSHINE CLEANING” Christine Jeffs Back Lot Pictures Peter Saraf Big Beach Films Marc Turtletaub Overture Films Glenn Williamson “FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION” Christopher Guest Castle Rock Karen Murphy Shangri-La Ent. “RELATIVE STRANGERS” Greg Glienna Jersey Films Ram Bergman Bergman Lustig Prods. Danny DeVito “RAISE YOUR VOICE” Sean McNamara New Line Cinema David Brookwell Sara Risher “A MIGHTY WIND” Christopher Guest Castle Rock Karen Murphy “NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE” Joel Gallen Columbia Neal Moritz Mike Rachmil “RAIN” Katherine Lindberg Lola Films Victor Albarrán Martin Scorsese “SPEAKING OF SEX” John McNaughton Le Studio Canal+ Rob Scheidlinger (cont.) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com (2/25/21) JOSEPH T. GARRITY Production Designer FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “BEST IN SHOW” Christopher Guest Castle Rock Karen Murphy Gordon Mark “ZENON: GIRL OF THE 21ST Kenneth Johnson Disney Channel Suzanne de Passe CENTURY” Thom Colwell “ALMOST HEROES” Christopher Guest Warner Brothers Denise DiNovi Mary Kane “WAITING FOR GUFFMAN” Christopher Guest Castle Rock Karen Murphy “STUART SAVES HIS FAMILY” Harold Ramis Broadway Video Lorne Michaels Paramount Pictures Trevor Albert “IMAGINARY CRIMES” Tony Drazan Morgan Creek James Robinson Warner Brothers Stan Wlodkowski “ATTACK OF THE 50 FT. Christopher Guest HBO Debra Hill WOMAN” “SON-IN-LAW” Steve Rash Hollywood Pictures Hilton Green Peter Lenkov “TWENTY BUCKS” Keva Rosenfeld Triton Pictures Karen Murphy “MY GIRL” Howard Zieff Imagine Entertainment Brian Grazer Columbia Pictures “DROP DEAD FRED” Ate de Jong New Line Cinema Paul Webster “FIRE BIRDS” David Green Disney Bill Badalato “CHATTAHOOCHEE” Mick Jackson Hemdale Pictures Sue Baden-Powell “THE BIG PICTURE” Christopher Guest Columbia Pictures Michael Varhol “WEEDS” John Hancock DEG Bill Badalato Education: The American Film Institute (AFI), MFA in Production Design Temple University, BA in Communication Arts Locations: US (California, Louisiana, Connecticut, New Mexico, New York, Iowa, Texas, Illinois, Oregon, Florida, Minnesota, Arizona, South Carolina, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Tennessee, Alaska, Montana), British Columbia, Canada, Mexico SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES +1 (310) 285-0303 [email protected] • www.sandramarsh.com .
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