Justin Dec

Justin Dec

Nascimento : , Woburn, Massachusetts, U.S.

História

Justin Dec was born and raised in Woburn, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. He graduated with a BSA in Film from Full Sail University in 2001. He worked for many years as a production assistant before writing/directing his first short film, "Rolling", a film festival favorite that won Best Director at the 2010 New York Television Festival. He has two Vimeo Staff Picks, an Addy-Award Winning commercial campaign, and over 10 million views online. His feature film debut "Countdown" was the #1 new movie opening weekend at the domestic box office. The film cost $6.5 million and has grossed over $60 million worldwide.

Perfil

Justin Dec

Filmes

A Hora da Sua Morte
A Hora da Sua Morte
Director
Uma jovem enfermeira baixa um aplicativo que promete prever o momento e a data da morte das pessoas. Quando o aplicativo indica que ela tem três dias de vida restantes, a enfermeira luta por sua sobrevivência ao mesmo tempo em que enfrenta uma misteriosa criatura que a assombra.
A Hora da Sua Morte
A Hora da Sua Morte
Writer
Uma jovem enfermeira baixa um aplicativo que promete prever o momento e a data da morte das pessoas. Quando o aplicativo indica que ela tem três dias de vida restantes, a enfermeira luta por sua sobrevivência ao mesmo tempo em que enfrenta uma misteriosa criatura que a assombra.
Boats
Boats
Editor
Hot off the success of "Cars" and "Planes", a room full of executives dreams up the next big thing - "Boats". But is it the story they care about or is it $omething el$e?
Boats
Boats
Executive Producer
Hot off the success of "Cars" and "Planes", a room full of executives dreams up the next big thing - "Boats". But is it the story they care about or is it $omething el$e?
Boats
Boats
Writer
Hot off the success of "Cars" and "Planes", a room full of executives dreams up the next big thing - "Boats". But is it the story they care about or is it $omething el$e?
Boats
Boats
Director
Hot off the success of "Cars" and "Planes", a room full of executives dreams up the next big thing - "Boats". But is it the story they care about or is it $omething el$e?