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Brian MacDevitt
Camera and Electrical Department
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Brian MacDevitt is known for
Cornfield (2011)
,
The Metropolitan Opera HD Live (2006)
and
You're Welcome America: A Final Night With George W. Bush (2009)
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Known for
Cornfield
Short
Producer
2011
The Metropolitan Opera HD Live
8.8
TV Series
Camera and Electrical Department
2008–2012 • 4 eps
You're Welcome America: A Final Night With George W. Bush
7.0
TV Special
Camera and Electrical Department
2009
Stage on Screen: The Women
6.7
TV Movie
Camera and Electrical Department
2002
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Camera and Electrical Department
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4
The Metropolitan Opera HD Live
8.8
TV Series
lighting designer
2008–2012
4 episodes
You're Welcome America: A Final Night With George W. Bush
7.0
TV Special
lighting designer
2009
Stage on Screen: The Women
6.7
TV Movie
lighting designer
2002
The Green Room
TV Movie
lighting designer
2000
Producer
Previous
1
Cornfield
Short
executive producer
2011
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Stage Play: "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" by
August Wilson
, directed by
Bartlett Sher
- Lighting designer, at Belasco Theatre, New York, USA. Winner Best Lighting Design for Tony Award
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He was awarded the 1997 Drama Logue Award for Lighting Design for "Proposals" at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
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