Cheyenne Ford

Cheyenne climbed the art department ladder by working in all fields from doing scenic work to being a prop master (and lots of thrift shopping in between). Her eclectic experience shows in her work as she enjoys being hands-on to perfect all the little details. Her works exemplifies her understanding of character development in space, but she is looking to expand her focus to build larger sets and dive into development and world building for genres like scifi. To achieve this goal, she is currently a full-time student at Pratt Institute's School of Architecture, a top 10 architecture school in the country, and is the recipient of their presidential merit-based scholarship. Don't worry, she's still available for design work especially if it's shooting nights, weekends, or over summer break. Coffee on set required.

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Art Direction:
2019  To Dust
2020  Gramercy

Assistant Set Decoration:
2019  To Dust
2020  Gramercy
2020  The Half of It

Production Design:
2018  The Caretaker
2019  To Dust
2020  Gramercy
2020  The Half of It
2021  Shiva Baby
2022  Ray
2023  Story Ave
2024  Miller's Girl

Production Designer:
2018  The Caretaker
2019  To Dust
2020  Gramercy
2020  The Half of It
2021  Shiva Baby
2022  Homesick
2022  Ray
2023  Story Ave
2024  Miller's Girl

Set Decoration:
2018  Boarding School
2018  The Caretaker
2018  Wildling
2019  To Dust
2020  Gramercy
2020  The Half of It
2021  Shiva Baby
2022  Homesick
2022  Ray
2023  Alone at Night
2023  Story Ave
2024  Miller's Girl

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