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Barbara Agbaje is an Art Director known for Nightmare Alley (2021), Pacific Rim (2013) and Shazam! (2019).

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Film Production

Art Department Assistant:
2019  Shazam!
2021  Nightmare Alley

Assistant Art Director:
2019  Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
2019  Shazam!
2021  Nightmare Alley

Second Assistant Art Director:
2013  Pacific Rim
2013  The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
2019  Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
2019  Shazam!
2021  Nightmare Alley

Set Designer:
2013  Pacific Rim
2013  The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
2016  Special Correspondents
2019  Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
2019  Shazam!
2021  Nightmare Alley

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TV Production

Art Department Trainee:
2011  Suits

Art Direction:
2011  Suits
2019  The Boys
2021  Foundation
2022  Reacher
2025  Murderbot

Assistant Art Director:
2011  Suits
2015  The Expanse
2016  American Gothic
2016  Designated Survivor
2019  The Boys
2021  Foundation
2022  Reacher
2025  Murderbot

Second Assistant Art Director:
2011  Suits
2012  Bomb Girls
2015  The Expanse
2016  American Gothic
2016  Designated Survivor
2019  The Boys
2021  Foundation
2022  Reacher
2025  Murderbot

Set Designer:
2009  The Listener
2011  Suits
2012  Bomb Girls
2014  Remedy
2015  12 Monkeys
2015  Heroes Reborn
2015  The Expanse
2016  American Gothic
2016  Designated Survivor
2019  The Boys
2020  Snowpiercer
2021  Foundation
2022  Reacher
2025  Murderbot

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