Plastics
Directed by Ian Geatz
Production Design by Rowan Doe
The Climb
Directed by Tim Werner and Jimmy Roberts
Production Design by Rowan Doe
Plastics
Production Designed By Rowan Doe
Won "BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN" at DePaul's 2019 Premier Film Festival
Directed by Ian Geatz
Written by Ian Geatz and Luke Mueller
Cinematography by Carlos Carbrera-Mayol
Produced by Luke Mueller
The Climb
Production Design by Rowan Doe
Written by Jimmy Roberts
Directed by Jimmy Roberts and Tim Werner
Cinematography by Doris Yijun Pan
Produced by Jordan Rivers
World 4 Level 2
Directed by Jasmine Randle
Production Design by Rowan Doe
World 4 Level 2
Production Design by Rowan Doe
Written by Zachary Ashman
Directed by Jasmine Randle
Cinematography by Ann Chong
Produced by Jordan Rivers
It's Not About The Lemons
Directed by Caitlin Presberg
Production Design by Rowan Doe
It's Not About The Lemons
Production Design By Rowan Doe
Nominated for "BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN" in DePaul's 2021 Premier Film Festival
Written & Directed by Caitlin Presberg
Cinematography by Eric Liberacki
Produced by Van Wilson
Rear View
Directed by Antonio Luna
Production Design by Rowan Doe
Rear View
Props Design By Rowan Doe
Written and Directed by Antonio Luna
Produced by Ian Geatz
Dead Man
Directed by Ian Geatz
Makeup by Rowan Doe
The Gorilla
Art Direction By Rowan Doe
Written and Directed by Ian Geatz
This piece was a surreal piece about a man who kept seeing a Gorilla in his dreams. I acted the part of a conspiracy theorist in this film, and also assisted in creating the environment of plastics, newspapers, and cans. I also made the small model of the set, which was the apartment, with the gorilla drawings. There were full size gorilla drawings that were mimicked in the real apartment as well.
The Gorilla
Directed by Ian Geatz
Production Design and role of "Eyes" by Rowan Doe
Dead Man
Makeup Design By Rowan Doe
Written, Directed, and Produced by Ian Geatz
This was a film about zombies. Classic low budget, we used glue and tissue paper to create a peeling skin look, as well as general face makeup. It was a matter of smearing glue on peopels' faces, waiting for it to dry, peeling it off, and applying the desired makeup effects.
