Warren Gray(II)
- Production Designer
- Art Director
Warren Gray is an Emmy and BFDG Award-winning Film Production Designer with more than 25 years of international experience across feature films, television, and commercials. His acclaimed credits include African Queens: Njinga (Netflix/Nutopia/Westbrook), which earned him a Daytime Emmy, the British Film Designers Guild Award-winning Catch Me a Killer, and the SAFTA-winning Noem My Skollie.
On the big screen, Warren contributed to the sweeping epic Long Walk to Freedom and designed The Forgiven with Roland Joffé, starring Eric Bana and Forest Whitaker. Most recently, he collaborated with director Allan Unger on the action-comedy-thriller London Calling, continuing his exploration of genre-driven storytelling.
Blending his background in industrial design with cinematic craft, Warren draws inspiration from ILM, Weta, and Spielberg's films, while delivering the scale and precision of Ridley Scott. His work has made him a trusted creative partner to both emerging talent and renowned directors worldwide, shaping bold, immersive worlds that bring stories to life.
On the big screen, Warren contributed to the sweeping epic Long Walk to Freedom and designed The Forgiven with Roland Joffé, starring Eric Bana and Forest Whitaker. Most recently, he collaborated with director Allan Unger on the action-comedy-thriller London Calling, continuing his exploration of genre-driven storytelling.
Blending his background in industrial design with cinematic craft, Warren draws inspiration from ILM, Weta, and Spielberg's films, while delivering the scale and precision of Ridley Scott. His work has made him a trusted creative partner to both emerging talent and renowned directors worldwide, shaping bold, immersive worlds that bring stories to life.
