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Will Barratt Productions, Inc.

22410 Martha St,Woodland Hills,CA

Since 2000, Will Barratt Productions, Inc. has been producing high quality, affordable television and film. Will Barratt is an American cinematographer and producer best known for his work on the films; Frozen, Hatchet (I, II, III), The Meanest Man in Texas, Mothers of the Bride, Spiral, Chillerama, Division III Football Comedy, Digging Up The Marrow and Stolen From Suburbia. He was the 2017 Jury Class Winner Exceptional Emerging Artist at the Hollywood Film Festival for The Meanest Man in Texas. He received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Massachusetts and later attended the Masters Program at the International Film and Television Workshops. Will won two Emmy awards in 2002 and was nominated for the 2014 BloodGuts UK Horror award for Digging Up the Marrow. In 2015 he won the Best Cinematography award from the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival for his work on the short film Boudoir. On the commercial side, Will Barratt has lensed hundreds of national commercials with clients such as Audi, Jeep, Chevrolet, Virgin America, Excedrin, Gillette, Kaboom, OKeeffes Working Hands and more, earning him several Telly and CAB awards, and the 2018 Bronze Clio award (for NFL Eagles).

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(131) 031 - 4872

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9700 S Sepulveda Blvd,Los Angeles,CA

(131) 025 - 8012

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