Sylvain White

French film director (born 1971)


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::summary French film director (born 1971) ::

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Sylvain White (born 21 December 1971) is a French film director and screenwriter.

Life and career

Filmmaker Sylvain White was born and raised in Paris, France.

At 18 he attended the university of La Sorbonne then earned a scholarship to go to film school in Los Angeles. After graduating with honors in both film production and media studies, a series of award-winning short films led him to direct a spectrum of music videos and commercials in the US, Europe and Japan.

He debuted feature film Stomp the Yard, at number one in the US for Sony. He went on to direct the action comedy The Losers, starring Chris Evans, Idris Elba and Zoe Saldaña. He wrote and directed the French murder mystery The Mark of the Angels, starring Gérard Depardieu, and followed by directing the theatrical summer horror film Slender Man for Sony.

White has also directed episodes on television series such as Fargo, The Umbrella Academy, For All Mankind, Billions, Justified, The Americans, The Terminal List, Amazing Stories, CSI, Hawaii Five-0, The Following, Person of Interest, Major Crimes and Sleepy Hollow.

Filmography

Short films

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YearTitleDirectorWriter
2002Quiet
2013Bring the Love Back
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Films

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YearTitleDirectorWriterNotes
2004Trois 3: The EscortCredited as "Skav One"
2006I'll Always Know What You Did Last SummerDirect-to-video
2007Stomp the Yard
2009Walled In
2010The Losers
2013The Mark of the Angels – Miserere
2018Slender Man
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Television

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YearTitleNotes
2012CSI: Miami1 episode
2012–2016Hawaii Five-08 episodes
2013Covert Affairs1 episode
2013–2014Person of Interest2 episodes
2014The Mentalist1 episode
2014–2015The Originals2 episodes
2015The Following1 episode
2015–2017Major Crimes3 episodes
2015Scorpion1 episode
Empire
2016Sleepy Hollow
Rush Hour
2017Lethal Weapon
MacGyver
2017–2018The Americans2 episodes
2018Magnum P.I.1 episode
Station 19
2019–2021The Rookie6 episodes
2019Strange Angel1 episode
2020Amazing Stories
Fargo2 episodes
2020–2022The Umbrella Academy3 episodes
2022Billions1 episode
Bel-Air
The Terminal List2 episodes
Reasonable Doubt1 episode
2023All American: Homecoming
Justified: City Primeval
For All Mankind
2023–24Fargo2 episodes
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References

References

  1. "Sylvain White".

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