Denny Dugally (born 21 February) is a Production Designer and Art Director who worked as Art Director on Star Trek Beyond under Production Designer Scott Chambliss. [1]
One of Dugally's earlier credits was as production assistant on The Seventh Sign (1988, featuring Darwyn Carson, Robert Herron, and Gary Epper, with costume design by Durinda Wood). She then worked as visual consultant on the horror comedy Mom (1991) and as assistant art director on the first season of NYPD Blue (1993-1994) and on Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (1996, starring Matt Frewer and costume design by Deborah Everton).
Between 2001 and 2002, Dugally worked as Production Designer on J.J. Abrams' Felicity during its last season, starring Keri Russell, Greg Grunberg, and Amanda Foreman. For her work as production designer on the Arrested Development pilot episode in 2003, Dugally received an Emmy Award nomination in 2004 in the category Outstanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series. Credits as Art Director include WC-16: FBI (1997, starring Zach Grenier), Wasteland (1999), and Numbers (2005) as well as America's Sweethearts (2001, with Christopher Walken, Rainn Wilson, Wendy Schenker and Alexander Enberg and casting by Junie Lowry-Johnson and Libby Goldstein).
Further credits as Production Designer include Without a Trace (2003-05, starring Enrique Murciano), Brothers & Sisters (2006-11), GCB (2012), and The Client List (2012), the drama Greener Mountains (2005, with Hal Landon, Jr.), the short film The Chase (2006, with Kevin Scott Allen and Danny Downey), Kill Your Darlings (2006, with John Larroquette, Benito Martinez, John Savage, and Michelle C. Bonilla), the short drama Think Tank (2010), Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret (2013, with Cynthia Addai-Robinson, Jen Oda, and Tony Plana), and the television movie The Saint (2013, with Greg Grunberg, Enrique Murciano, Jason Brooks and Omid Zader).
Dugally later worked as Production Designer on Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman's Sleepy Hollow (2013-14), guest starring John Cho, music by Brian Tyler, co-produced by April Nocifora, and costume design by Sanja Milkovic Hays.
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- Denny Dugally at X (formerly Twitter)
- Denny Dugally at the Internet Movie Database