Casey Merrill(IV)

Casey Merrill is an Art Director, Graphic Designer, and Utility Production Assistant in the Film/Television/Marketing and Advertising Industry's. Casey was first introduced to the film industry in 1994 at the young age of 8, becoming a stunt double to Todd Beasley #99 (Berminator) on the set of Little Giants (1994) in Burbank, California. After, Casey would reprise the role as another football player in the movie Leave It To Beaver (1997). In late 2002, after joining a consumer marketing company called Tremors, he named "EuroTrip" a Hollywood feature later to be released in 2004. Months after sending in the title he was called upon by the same marketing company to edit a script "Torque", another Hollywood feature released in 2004. Beginning in the middle of his high school career at Newbury Park High School, a teacher by the name of Eric Lindroth would unfold Casey's intrigue into Visual Communication. It wasn't until a ROP program at the Camarillo airport, Casey would enter into an 11 year study of Graphic Design attending accredited, well-known, award-winning colleges at (FIDM) Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and (AAU) Academy of Art University in San Francisco. While attending FIDM and exploring Los Angeles, Casey would find his love for print, illustration and especially branding and logo design. Then moving up the coast to San Francisco, at AAU, his love for film and television; where he realized his path alongside film student friends photographing Independent films, producing and funding short and full length features, designing and dressing sets, and devouring color. Casey Merrill has since moved across country in Fayetteville, Georgia where he advances his career and relationships in the film/television/marketing and advertising industry's with plans of becoming a Creative Director and Producer.