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Brandon Lambdin Producer/Upm BRANDON LAMBDIN PRODUCER/UPM TELEVISION WESTWORLD (Season 2 & 3) HBO Prod: Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy, JJ Abrams, Dir: Various (1ST AD & Assoc. Producer) (2nd Unit – Eps: 201, 204, 208, 210) Athena Wickham THE LIBRARIANS TNT Television Prod: Dean Devlin, Marc Roskin, John Rogers Dir: Various (Season 3 & 4) (Producer/UPM) (Season 2) (1st AD) FEATURES REMINISCENCE Warner Bros. Pics Prod: Michael De Luca, Jonathan Nolan, Aaron Ryder Dir: Lisa Joy (1st AD) Lisa Joy X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX 20th Century Fox Prod: Stan Lee, Todd Hallowell, Josh McLaglen Dir: Simon Kinberg (1st AD – 2nd Unit) TRIPLE FRONTIER Netflix Prod: Alex Gartner, Thomas Hayslip, Anna Gerb Dir: J.C. Chandor (1st AD – Columbia Unit) THE PREDATOR (1st AD) 20th Century Fox Prod: John Davis, John Starke, Bill Bannerman, Dir: Shane Black (2nd Unit) Blondel Aidoo, Lawrence Gordon 2nd Unit Dir: Brian Smrz PROUD MARY (1st AD) Sony Screen Gems Prod: Glenn Gainor, Taraji P. Henson, Andrea Ajemian, Dir: Babak Najafi (2nd Unit & Add’l Photography) Mark Anthony Little, Paul Schiff, Tai Duncan BAD SAMARITAN (Exec. Producer/UPM) Electric Entertainment Prod: Marc Roskin, Carsten Lorenz, Rachel Olschan Dir: Dean Devlin BLADE RUNNER 2049 (1st AD) Alcon Entertainment Prod: Ridley Scott, Val Hill, Frank Giustra, Tim Gamble, Dir: Denis Villeneuve (Aerial Unit – Iceland & Spain) Bill Carraro, Yale Badik, Dana Belcastro, Ian McGloin GEOSTORM (1st AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Herb Gaines, Marc Roskin, Rachel Olschan, Dir: Dean Devlin (2nd Unit) Don Granger, Cliff Lanning, Dana Goldberg 2nd Unit Dir: Marc Roskin POINT BREAK (1st AD) Alcon Entertainment Prod: David Valdes, John McMurrick, Dan Mintz, Dir: Ericson Core (2nd Unit – Tahiti) Peter Abrams, Robert L. Levy, Christopher Taylor 2nd Unit Dir: Phillip Boston TERMINATOR GENISYS (1st AD) Paramount Pictures Prod: Bill Carraro, Megan Ellison, David Ellison, Dir: Alan Taylor (2nd Unit) Paul Schwake, Patrick Lussier, Laeta Kalogridis 2nd Unit Dir: Brian Smrz BATMAN V SUPERMAN: Warner Bros. Prod: Gregor Wilson, Wesley Coller, David Goyer, Dir: Zack Snyder DAWN OF JUSTICE (1st AD) Benjamin Meiniker, Steven Mnuchin 2nd Unit Dir: Damon Caro (2nd Unit – Michigan) EXFIL (1st AD) Amazopolis Films Prod: Suza Horvat, Nicolai Fuglsig Dir: Nicolai Fuglsig IRON MAN 3 (1ST AD) Marvel Studios Prod: Louis D’Esposito, Jon Favreau, Stephen Broussard Dir: Shane Black (Add’l Photography) WAR FOR THE PLANET 20th Century Fox Prod: Mary McLaglen, Jenno Topping, Mark Bomback Dir: Matt Reeves OF THE APES (Key 2nd AD) GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Marvel Studios Prod: Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Alan Fine Dir: James Gunn (Key 2nd AD – Los Angeles) INTERSTELLAR (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Emma Thomas, Jake Myers, Jordan Goldberg Dir: Christopher Nolan DAWN OF THE PLANET 20th Century Fox Prod: Thomas Hammel, Jenno Topping, Mark Bomback Dir: Matt Reeves OF THE APES (Key 2nd AD) HITCHCOCK (Key 2nd AD) Fox Searchlight Pictures Prod: Richard Middleton, Ali Bell, Alan Barnette Dir: Sacha Gervasi THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Kevin De La Noy, Benjamin Melniker, Thomas Tull Dir: Christopher Nolan MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - Paramount Pictures Prod: Jeffrey Chernov, J.J. Abrams, David Ellison, Dir: Brad Bird GHOST PROTOCOL (Key 2nd AD) Dana Goldberg, Josh Appelbaum, Paul Schwake CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE. (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: David Siegel, Charlie Hartsock, Vance DeGeneres, Dirs: Glen Ficarra, Eryn Brown, Steve Carell, Denise Di Novi John Requa INCEPTION (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Chris Brigham, Jordan Goldberg, Thomas Tull Dir: Christopher Nolan THE DARK KNIGHT (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Kevin De La Noy, Benjamin Melniker, Thomas Tull Dir: Christopher Nolan BLOOD DIAMOND (Key 2nd AD) Warner Bros. Prod: Kevin De La Noy, Len Amato, Ben Waisbren Dir: Ed Zwick LOCATION EXPERIENCE Alaska (Anchorage), Arizona, California, Canada (Alberta, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal), UAE - Dubai, Czech Republic (Prague), French Polynesia (Tahiti – Papeete, Raiatea, Bora Bora), Hawaii (Resident for 24 years), Hong Kong, Iceland, India (Jodhpur), Illinois, Italy (Rome, Caserta, Naples), Japan (Tokyo), Nevada, Massachusetts, Mexico, Oregon, Wyoming, South Dakota, New Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C, New York, South Africa (Cape Town, Durban, Port St. John, Nelspruit), Morocco (Tangiers), France (Paris), Mozambique (Maputo, Malawi) U.K. (England, Wales, Scotland). 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .
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