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DOUG KRANER Production Designer dougkraner.com FEATURE FILMS DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS FUN WITH DICK AND JANE Add’l Photography Dean Parisot Jane Bartelme, Brian Grazer / Columbia SCHEHERAZADE Pre-production only Michael Apted Recorded Picture Co. GODSEND Nick Hamm Mark Canton, Eric Kopeloff, Robert Ortiz Lionsgate ENOUGH Michael Apted Rob Cowan, Bennett Walsh / Columbia JUST VISITING Jean-Marie Gaubert Richard Hashimoto, Patrice Ledoux Hollywood / Gaumont I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID Danny Cannon Bill Beasley, Neal Moritz / Columbia / Mandalay LAST SUMMER A SOLDIER’S SWEETHEART Thomas Michael Marianne Moloney / Paramount / Showtime Donnelly EXTREME MEASURES Michael Apted Andrew Scheinman / Castle Rock / Columbia MR. WRONG Nick Castle David Hoberman, Mark Indig, Ira Shuman Touchstone MIRACLE ON 34th STREET Les Mayfield Bill Beasley / 20th Century Fox BABY’S DAY OUT Patrick Read Johnson Bill Beasley, Richard Vane / 20th Century Fox MR. WONDERFUL Anthony Minghella Marianne Moloney / Goldwyn / Warner Bros. RAISING CAIN Brian DePalma Gale Anne Hurd, Michael Joyce / Universal CURLY SUE John Hughes Tarquin Gotch / Warner Bros. SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY Joe Ruben Jeffrey Chernov / 20th Century Fox STATE OF GRACE Co-credit Phil Joanou Ned Dowd, Ron Rotholz / Orion DOMINICK AND EUGENE Robert M. Young Lee Mayes / Orion LEAN ON ME John Avildsen Norman Twain / Warner Bros. WORKING GIRL Mike Nichols Robert Greenhut, Laurence Mark Art Director Douglas Wick / 20th Century Fox THE UNTOUCHABLES Brian DePalma Ray Hartwick, Art Linson / Paramount Art Director TELEVISION GOTHAM Pilot & 1st 7 Episodes Danny Cannon Scott White, Bruno Heller / Warner Bros. Nominated, Best Production Design – Emmy Awards & Various Directors Nominated, Best 1 Hour Period or Fantasy TV Series – ADG Awards THE TOMORROW PEOPLE Pilot & Season 1 Danny Cannon Peter Schindler, Greg Berlanti, Julie Plec & Various Directors Warner Bros. DEVIOUS MAIDS Series 2012-13 Various Directors Gideon Amir, Sabrina Wind, Marc Cherry ABC THE TIN STAR Pilot Danny Cannon Karen Moore, Deran Sarafian Bruce McKenna / Warner Horizon NIKITA Pilot & Permanent sets Danny Cannon Mark Alpert / Warner Bros. THE FORGOTTEN Pilot & Series Danny Cannon Matt Carlisle, Mark Friedman & Various Directors Jerry Bruckheimer / Warner Bros. DARK BLUE Pilot Danny Cannon Randy Sutter THE DEEP END Pilot Dean Parisot Jeff Morton / ABC / 20th Century Fox TV AREA 57 Pilot Dean Parisot NBC Universal EDISON Pilot Kevin Sullivan Touchstone / CBS SECOND NATURE Pilot Patrick Norris Fox Partial List .

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