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Guy Isherwood is a freelance set designer & art director based in London with over 12 years of experience across multiple design fields. He has trained as an architect for 5 years in the UK, gaining bachelor's and master's degrees. His experience includes most recently working as an assistant art director on a Marvel TV show for Disney Plus, an uncredited role in the art department on “Bones” based at Fox Studios, LA, and, for a few years, the in-house art director at JOE Media, designing and managing the sets and visual experiences for their in-house shows and activations.  Previously, Isherwood was Head of Design at Firecracker Works, a leading set design and production company in London, specialising in creating stunning environments throughout the private and public sectors all over the world. Having worked at Firecracker for 5 years, it was time for a new challenge for Isherwood, leading him to achieve my dream of working across TV and film.  Information above via their homepage.

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Assistant Art Director:
2024  Deadpool & Wolverine
2025  The Fantastic Four: First Steps

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TV Production

Assistant Art Director:
2021  Loki
2023  Secret Invasion

Draughtsman:
2021  Loki
2022  Ten Percent
2023  Secret Invasion

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