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Logan Gilpin

Logan Gilpin was born in Fort Worth Texas. In his sophomore year of high school, he acquired a position as a sound engineer at the Ridglea Theater music venue. There he learned the skills necessary for accommodating and negotiating with nationally recognized artists and singers such as The Flaming Lips... See full bio »

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Filmography

Hide HideDirector (2 titles)
2012 West Lincoln (co-director)
 
2009 The Rose: A Sense of Place (documentary short) (documentary director)
 
Hide HideCinematographer (2 titles)
2012 West Lincoln
 
2009 The Rose: A Sense of Place (documentary short) (lighting cameraman)
 
Hide HideProducer (2 titles)
2012 West Lincoln (producer)
 
2009 The Rose: A Sense of Place (documentary short) (executive producer)
 
Hide HideSound Department (2 titles)
2008 A Part (short) (sound)
 
2006 White Powder (short) (sound)
 
Hide HideEditorial Department (1 title)
2012 Teen a Go Go: A Little Film About Rock and Roll History (video documentary) (additional editor)
 
Hide HideEditor (1 title)
2012 West Lincoln
 
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2009 The Rose: A Sense of Place (documentary short) (written by)
 
Hide HideMiscellaneous Crew (1 title)
2009 Carried Away (marketing graphics)
 
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2007 'White Powder' Q & A at the Rose Marine Theater (video documentary short) (camera operator)
 
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2007 'White Powder' Q & A at the Rose Marine Theater (video documentary short)
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The Rose: A Sense of Place -- neither considered Mexican or American. The film explains the hardships of living as a minority and finding a place that could be called their own. In this slow conversion to Americanism the new generation still uses the theater to express a sense of place.