JON HUTMAN (Production Designer) began his association with Robert Redford on "A River Runs Through It" and continued with "Quiz Show."
Hutman has also recently designed for "Lolita," "French Kiss," "Flesh & Bone," "Trespass," and "Nell," reteaming with former Yale classmate Jodie Foster for whom he had designed for "Little Man Tate," Foster's directorial debut. His other feature designing credits include "Taking Care of Business," "Meet the Applegates," and "Heathers," his own designing debut.
As art director, his films include "I Love You To Death," "Worth Winning," "Shag," "Siesta," "Wanted: Dead or Alive," and, as visual consultant, "Boxing Helena."
After earning a degree in Architecture from Yale in 1984, Hutman had an opportunity to design sets, props and costumes at the Williamstown Theater Festival. He then moved back to his native Los Angeles and entered the film industry, working as an assistant in the art department on "To Live and Die in L.A." He became an assistant art director, working on several films including "Ruthless People," and then earned his first art director credit on "Surrender."
