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RICHARD SHERMAN Production Designer RICHARD SHERMAN Production Designer Feature Films: SILK ROAD - Lionsgate - Tiller Russell, director COME SUNDAY - Endgame Entertainment/Netflix - Joshua Marston, director GRINGO (US Portion) - Amazon Studios - Nash Edgerton, director THE GIFT - Blumhouse Productions/STX - Joel Edgerton, director BEAUTIFUL CREATURES - Warner Bros./Alcon - Richard LaGravenese, director THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN, Parts 1 & 2 - Summit - Bill Condon, director THINGS WE LOST IN THE FIRE - DreamWorks - Susanne Bier, director RUNNING WITH SCISSORS - Plan B/Sony Pictures - Ryan Murphy, director HAPPY ENDINGS - Lionsgate/Stratus - Don Roos, director KINSEY - Fox Searchlight - Bill Condon, director GODS AND MONSTERS - Lionsgate/Regent Entertainment - Bill Condon, director HOMEGROWN - Rollercoaster Films - Stephen Gyllenhaal, director ABOVE SUSPICION - Rysher/Warner Bros. - Steven Schechter, director THE ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN - Walt Disney Pictures - Stephen Sommers, director PARIS TROUT - Viacom Pictures - Stephen Gyllenhaal, director DEAD IN THE WATER - MTE Entertainment - Bill Condon, director SISTER, SISTER - New World - Bill Condon, director Selected Television: LESS THAN ZERO (MOW) - Fox 21/Hulu - Brett Morgen, director AMERICAN CRIME STORY (Season 1) - FX Network/Color Force - Ryan Murphy, director RAY DONOVAN (Season 2) - Showtime/Mark Gordon Company - various directors TILDA (Pilot) - HBO - Bill Condon, director THE BIG C (Pilot) - Showtime/Sony - Bill Condon, director PRETTY HANDSOME (Pilot) - Fox - Ryan Murphy, director IN CASE OF EMERGENCY (Pilot) - Touchstone Television - Jon Favreau, director LEAVING L.A. (Pilot) - ABC/Warner Bros. - Tom McLoughlin, director HEAD CASES (Pilot) - Warner Bros. Television - Stephen Gyllenhaal, director 87TH PRECINCT - NBC - Bruce Paltrow, director SPECIAL BULLETIN - Ohlmeyer Communications/NBC - Ed Zwick, director Commercials and Short Films: GEICO - Smuggler - Tom Hooper, director THIERRY MUGLER “Angel” (w/Naomi Watts) - Coral Rock - Bill Condon, director XFINITY – Hungry Man – Wayne McClammy, director CHEVY - Radical Media - Bill Condon, director HOME GOODS – Hungry Man – Nanette Burstein, director SPRINT - RSA-USA - Carl Erik Rinsch, director VISA - Pony Show - Bill Condon, director DISCOVER BOATING - Independent Media - Wally Pfister, director AMERICAN EXPRESS - RSA-USA - Carl Erik Rinsch, director WHEN THE NINES ROLL OVER - Short Film - David Benioff, director www.rshermandesign.com .
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