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Born in Kansas City, MO and raised on a small rural family farm in Maricopa, AZ, Dave Stone began making films after leaving the Arizona real estate industry in 2001. In 2004, Dave founded Intrigue Films with business partner Johnny Meier and produced his first feature film entitled "They Know". After completion of this picture, Dave and Johnny came to a decision not to release this film due to its horror film genre. Early in 2007, Dave and Johnny defined the mission of Intrigue Films to "Produce evocative entertaining films and become a vehicle for cultural transformation." With this direction in mind, Dave and Johnny made their second feature film entitled "One Hit From Home".
One Hit From Home was released in March 2012 and in less than 4-months grossed more than 300% return on budget. Recently, (2012) Stone graduated from ScreenwritingU's Pro Series and is now part of the Pro Series Alumni. He is available and excited for writing assignments that explore the theme of brokenness to redemption.- Sound Department
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David Stone is a veteran of many Hollywood films and television series. He worked as a sound editor on Gremlins, Top Gun, Die Hard, Speed, and Ocean's 11, among roughly 100 credits. He worked as a Supervising Sound Editor for projects as varied as Predator, Edward Scissorhands, Beauty and the Beast, Batman Returns, City Slickers 2, and Dolores Claiborne. Dave has collected Golden Reel awards for Best Sound Editing five times, and won the 1992 Academy Award for best Sound Effects Editing, for his supervising work on Bram Stoker's Dracula. A Cornell University graduate in Fine Arts, Stone began his Hollywood career in animation at Hanna-Barbera, and is now a Professor and Chair of the Sound Design department at Savannah College of Art and Design.- David Stone is known for Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018), The House of Tomorrow (2017) and The Social Dilemma (2020).
- David L. Stone is known for Wyatt Earp (1994) and Bikini Summer II (1992).
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David Stone is known for InHouse-CON (2020).- Composer
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David Stone Martin was born on 13 June 1913 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. David Stone is known for Paint Your Wagon (1969), The Cobweb (1955) and Studio One (1948). David Stone was married to Cheri Mae Landry, Gloria Stone and Thelma Marguerite Durkin. David Stone died on 6 March 1992 in New London, Connecticut, USA.- Producer
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David P. Stone is known for Universe: The Infinite Frontier (1994), MediaWaves (1997) and Chinese Brush Painting (1987).- Producer
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David Stone, who has died aged 78, played significant roles both in radical US film-making of the 1960s and in Britain's golden age of arthouse cinemas in the 1970s. In 1974, David and his wife, Barbara, acquired the former Classic cinema, at Notting Hill Gate, west London, which they transformed and renamed the Gate. They opened their own distribution company, Cinegate, whose first acquisition was three films by the young German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder: The Merchant of Four Seasons (1971); The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (1972); and Fear Eats the Soul (1974). The first Fassbinder films to be shown in Britain, these brought the Gate instant critical and box-office success at its opening in September that year. The Gate often enjoyed success with films others had passed over, including La Cage Aux Folles (1978), and Woody Allen's Annie Hall (1977) and Manhattan (1979). Derek Jarman's Sebastiane (1976), with Latin dialogue and subtitles, had queues around the block for six weeks. They brought over the young bodybuilder star of Pumping Iron (1977), Arnold Schwarzenegger, who posed with David for the cover of Time Out, and stated, accurately, that he was going to be "bigger than [Sylvester] Stallone". There were occasional run-ins with the censors, notably with the Japanese film In the Realm of the Senses (1976). For this, the Gate was temporarily turned into a club, and the Stones manned the box office in case of sudden police intervention. In 1978 they opened the Gate 2 in Brunswick Square and in 1981 Gate Camden in the beautifully restored art deco Camden Odeon. Their Victorian Gothic house in Phillimore Place became a regular Saturday night at-home for international film artists, who might include Bernardo Bertolucci, Martin Scorsese, Jonathan Demme, Richard Eyre, Wallace Shawn, Robert Kramer, Agnès Varda or Anouk Aimée. David was born in Brooklyn, New York. His mother, Leah, worked as a school secretary, and kept secret, even from David, that his father, Harry, was a taxi-driver. A mathematics prodigy, David won scholarships to a series of boarding schools. By the age of 15, David was taking a pre-medical course at the University of Rochester, New York. He soon moved on to the University of Massachusetts and textile engineering, but meanwhile he had met a young literature graduate, Barbara Weintraub. Their marriage in 1957 established a lifelong and unbreachable personal and professional relationship. In 1961 Barbara visited the Spoleto festival in Italy, and resolved to remedy its neglect of cinema. Through the brothers Jonas and Adolfas Mekas, the focal figures of New American Cinema, the Stones met and befriended many young avant-garde directors and organised a programme of their films for Spoleto. These proved a revelation to the Italian film-makers, including Luchino Visconti, Michelangelo Antonioni and Pier Paolo Pasolini, who flocked to see them. David produced Adolfas Mekas's first film, Hallelujah the Hills (1963), and Jonas Mekas's record of the Living Theatre stage production of The Brig (1964), an unsparing picture of life shot surreptitiously in a US Marines jail. It took the prize for best documentary feature at the Venice festival. David's strength as producer was that no one could ever say no to him. He produced three quickly-made features by Joe Sarno, a pioneer of sexploitation films and today a cult figure for academia; and Robert Kramer's Ice (1970), a key work on radical action of the period. Later he also produced Kramer's Milestones (1975) and Scenes from the Class Struggle in Portugal (1977). A more personal undertaking was his friend Jerome Hill's autobiographical Film Portrait (1973). In 2003 this film was selected for permanent preservation by the US National Film Registry. The Stones passed from production to direction when they were invited by the Cuban film organisation ICAIC to direct a feature-length documentary, Compañeras y Compañeros (1970). David subsequently helped organise the Venceremos brigades - parties of young American enthusiasts who went on working trips to Cuba. The FBI's files on the Stones were growing. Their phones were tapped and, conscious of police surveillance, they chose to move to London in 1971. When the Gate was sold in 1986, after leases on the other cinemas had expired, David decided to fulfil his dream of becoming restaurateur, and created the Gate Diner, a novel and successful blend of American diner and French brasserie. In 1990 his career took another dramatic turn. He had maintained the 60s taste for varied narcotics and alcohol. Finally, he decided to get sober. His success inspired him with a mission to share his new liberation. The Diner was sold, and in 1995 David and Barbara moved to San Francisco, where David took a degree in counselling at the University of San Mateo, California. Once qualified, he worked voluntarily as a counsellor for San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury free clinics. In 1999 the Stones returned to London, where David continued work as a counsellor, with his own private practice. Despite increasingly frequent hospitalisation, he was still seeing his patients in March this year. He is survived by Barbara and their four children, Alexandra, Jordan, Dylan and Ethan.- Producer
David Stone is known for Swallow (2019) and Everything's Cool (2007).- Additional Crew
David W. Stone is known for Harsh Times (2005).- David Stone is known for The Exotic House of Wax (1997).
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David Stone was born on 8 December 1976 in Greenville, South Carolina, USA. David is known for Serenity (2005), Superman Returns (2006) and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006).- Script and Continuity Department
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- David Stone is known for Lucky Luke (1992).
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David Stone is known for The Mirror (2014).- David Stone is known for Blood Sombrero (2016) and Armageddon Ed's Ticket to Hell (2012).
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David Stone is known for Last Call (2006).- Animation Department
David Stone is known for Rainbow (1972).- Additional Crew
David Stone is known for Modern Marvels (1993).- David Stone is known for Injured Birds (2012).
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David Stone is known for Rainbow: Gates of Babylon (1978) and Rainbow: Live in Munich 1977 (2006).- David Stone is known for Safety First (2009).
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David Stone is known for A Special Guest (2016).- David Stone is known for Inside (2021).
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David Scott Stone is known for Essere Amato (2018), A Puff Before Dying (2021) and Asdsska: 25 (2009).- Animation Department
David Stone is known for A Political Cartoon (1973).- Art Department
- David Stone is known for A Short Film About Loki (2011).
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David Stone is known for Static Shock (2000) and Condemned (2002).- David Stone is known for Liberty Weekend (1986).
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David Stone is known for The Haunting of Hell House (1999), Knocking on Death's Door (1999) and The White Pony (1999).