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ROSEMARY BRANDENBURG Set Decorator ROSEMARY BRANDENBURG Set Decorator SPIDER-MAN 3: NO WAY HOME Sony/Marvel ‘21 Director: Jon Watts. Line Producer: JoAnn Perritano. Designer: Darren Gilford YES DAY Netflix ‘21 Director: Miguel Arteta.. Line Producer: Mark Moran. Designer: Doug Meerdink STAR WARS 9: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Lucasfilm ‘19 Writer/Director: JJ Abrams. Line Producer: Callum Green. Designers: Rick Carter & Kevin Jenkins Nominated: BFDG & ADG Excellence in Design Awards, Fantasy Feature Film HOTEL ARTEMIS Ink Factory ‘18 Writer/Director: Drew Pearce. Producer: Adam Siegel. Designer: Ramsey Avery THE GOLDEN CIRCLE: KINGSMAN 2 20th C Fox Director: Matthew Vaughn. Producer: Adam Bohling. Designer: Darren Gilford ‘17 Won: BFDG award - Contemporary Film THE HATEFUL EIGHT Visiona Romantica Director: Quentin Tarantino. Producers: Stacey Sher, Georgia Kacandes. Designer: Yohei Taneda ‘15 PIXELS Columbia Director: Chris Columbus. Line Producer: Barry Bernardi. Designer: Peter Wenham ‘15 TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION Paramount Director: Michael Bay. Producer: Ian Bryce. Designer: Jeffrey Beecroft ‘14 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: GHOST PROTOCOL Paramount ‘11 Director: Brad Bird. Producer: Jeffrey Chernov. Designer: Jim Bissell. Prague & Dubai units UNSTOPPABLE 20th C Fox ‘10 Director: Tony Scott. Line Producer: Eric McLeod. Designer: Chris Seagers THE RUM DIARY GK Films/Paramount ‘10 Director: Bruce Robinson. Producer: Patrick McCormick. Designer: Chris Seagers PUBLIC ENEMIES Universal ‘09 Director: Michael Mann. Producer: G Mac Brown. Designer: Nathan Crowley Nominated: ADG Excellence in Design Award, Period Feature Film HANCOCK Sony/Columbia ‘08 Director: Peter Berg. Producer: Ian Bryce. Designer: Neil Spisak TRANSFORMERS DreamWorks ‘07 Director: Michael Bay. Producer: Ian Bryce. Designers: Jeff Mann, Nigel Phelps. Shared credit with Larry Dias DEJA VU Disney ‘06 Director: Tony Scott. Producers: Jerry Bruckheimer, Barry Waldman. Designer: Chris Seagers THE ISLAND DreamWorks ‘05 Director: Michael Bay. Producers: Ian Bryce, Walter Parkes. Designer: Nigel Phelps THE WEATHER MAN Paramount ’04 Director: Gore Verbinski. Producer: Todd Black. Designer: Tom Duffield THE HAUNTED MANSION Disney ‘03 Director: Rob Minkoff. Producers: Don Hahn, Barry Bernardi. Designer: John Myhre. THE RING DreamWorks ’02 Director: Gore Verbinski. Producers: Michele Weisler, Bill Johnson. Designer: Tom Duffield. PLANET OF THE APES Fox ’01 Director: Tim Burton. Producers: Ralph Winter, Richard Zanuck. Designer: Rick Heinrichs. WHAT WOMEN WANT Paramount ’00 Director: Nancy Meyers. Producers: Steve McEveety, Bruce Block. Designer: Jon Hutman. COYOTE UGLY Disney ’00 Director: David McNally. Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer. Designer: Jon Hutman. CAST AWAY DreamWorks ‘99 Director: Robert Zemeckis. Designer: Rick Carter. Shared credit with Karen O’Hara SMALL SOLDIERS DreamWorks '98 Director: Joe Dante. Producers: Colin Wilson, Paul Deason. Designer: Bill Sandell. THE AMISTAD DreamWorks '97 Director: Steven Spielberg. Producers: Debbie Allen, Colin Wilson. Designer: Rick Carter. Nominated: ADG Excellence in Design Award: Period Feature Film THE PEACEMAKER DreamWorks '96 Director: Mimi Leder. Producers: Steven Spielberg, Branko Lustig. Designer: Leslie Dilley. THE ROCK Disney '96 Director: Michael Bay. Producers: Simpson/Bruckheimer, Lou Stroller. Designer: Michael White. OUTBREAK Warner Brothers '95 Director: Wolfgang Peterson. Producers: Arnold Kopelson, Duncan Henderson. Des: Bill Sandell. CASPER Amblin '95 Director: Brad Silberling. Producers: Steven Spielberg, Colin Wilson. Designer: Leslie Dilley. THE FLINTSTONES Amblin '94 Director: Brian Levant. Producers: Steven Spielberg, Bruce Cohen, Colin Wilson. Designer: Bill Sandell. HOCUS POCUS Disney '93 Director: Kenny Ortega. Producers: Steven Haft, Ralph Winter. Designer: Bill Sandell. SCHOOL TIES Paramount '93 Director: Bob Mandel. Producers: Stanley Jaffe, Sherry Lansing. Designer: Jeannine Oppewal. EVERYBODY'S ALL-AMERICAN Warner Brothers '88 Director: Taylor Hackford. Producers: Stuart Benjamin, Alan Blomquist. Designer: Joe Alves. SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW Universal '87 Director: Wes Craven. Producers: Doug Claybourne, Rob Cohen, David Ladd. Designer: David Nichols. LA BAMBA Columbia '87 Director: Luis Valdez. Producer: Taylor Hackford. Designer: Vince Cresciman. AMPAS: Board of Governors 2004 – 2013. Branch Executive Committee IATSE Local 44: Set Decorator Board representative, 2016-17. Set Decorators Steering Committee SDSA: Co-founder & Current Board Member (Set Decorators Society of America) Languages: Fluent French, good Spanish .
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