Alex Holmes(II)

Alex Holmes is a production designer based in Australia with representation in the USA (CAA), Australia (Cameron's Management) and the UK (Echo Artists). Alex has built an extensive list of credits as a production designer on feature films and commercials. Most recently, Alex production designed the upcoming Netflix series Eric, directed by BAFTA winning drama and comedy director, Lucy Forbes. His film credits include the box office hit The Invisible Man starring Elizabeth Moss, directed by acclaimed director Leigh Whannel, as well as world-famous auteur director Jennifer Kent's two critically and internationally acclaimed feature films The Babadook and The Nightingale. All three films have attracted wide acclaim internationally for their production design. In 2011, he designed the Australian feature film Wish You Were Here starring Joel Edgerton, directed by Kieran Darcy-Smith, which premiered to wide acclaim at Sundance in 2012. Most recently, he collaborated with one of Australia's most famous artists - painter Del Kathryn Barton - on her debut feature film Blaze. Alex also has an extensive list of TVC commercial credits, regularly working with top-tier, Australian production companies such as Revolver, Scoundrel and Photoplay, collaborating with world renowned TVC directors such as Steve Rogers and Michael Spiccia. Alex comes from a fine art background originally, studying painting at the NSW College of Fine Arts as well as the internationally acclaimed Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. He completed a Masters in Production Design at AFTRS in 2004 where he was the winner of the Fox Award for best production design in his graduating year.