Jeannine Oppewall
Jeannine Claudia Oppewall ( born November 28, 1946 in Whitinsville at Uxbridge, Massachusetts, United States) is an American movie designer.
Life
Jeannine C. Oppewall had visited the Calvin College in Grand Rapids ( Michigan) and medieval history at Bryn Mawr College in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania studied. Your job-related training received Oppewall at the artist and documentary filmmaker Charles Eames for which they worked for eight years as a curator and museum exhibitions she organized. Later, she began to work independently and found employment as a decorator and production designer in Hollywood.
Since 1982, chief architect, Jeannine Oppewall impressed especially with the creation of home-style living and home interiors in soft, gentle stories like Music Box - The Whole Truth, Corrina, Corrina, The Bridges of Madison County and Pleasantville, often with a dash of nostalgia. In fact, all equipped of her films are carefully manufactured entertainment productions of A- category. With the desire to succeed and the good shepherd, the artist was nominated for an Oscar, respectively - for their scenographic services to LA Confidential, Pleasentville, Seabiscuit.