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Mar 30, 2024 · Leah Gallo is a talented stills photographer and photojournalist, with a career spanning many notable feature films. ... Derek Frey. He’d been working with Tim ...
Apr 6, 2019 · Author, editor and photographer Leah Gallo has been collaborating with Tim Burton for over ten years, and her career is fascinating to say the least. As a still photographer, she has taken part in all of the directors’ films since Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007), documenting some of Burton’s most iconic productions – from Alice in Wonderland (2010), Dark Shadows ...
Jan 27, 2015 · Right: Leah Gallo, Derek Frey. Gallo, a Pennsylvania native who first worked on “Sweeney Todd” in 2006 and officially started with Tim Burton Productions in London in 2008, said while companion books have been produced for all of Burton’s films since the film about “The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” there was a burning creative ...
With text by Leah Gallo and design by Holly C. Kempf, this definitive compilation was edited by Derek Frey, Gallo, and Kempf and covers forty years of the artist’s film concepts, book ideas, unrealized projects, and personal artworks.
Leah Gallo is a still photographer that worked on several recent Burton films and publications. She is the wife of Burton's producer Derek Frey. Gallo was also the editor of The Art of Tim Burton book. Leah Gallo attended Villanova University in Pennsylvania, and graduated in 2001 with degrees in biology and psychology. She also attended the University of Missouri graduating in 2008 with a ...
Text By: Leah Gallo, Design by: Holly C. Kempf, Edited by: Derek Frey, Leah Gallo & Holly Kempf Over 1000 illustrations and 430 pages plus foldouts. The Art of Tim Burton is the definitive compilation of forty years of Tim Burton's artistry, including film concepts and hundreds of illustrations from his personal archives, edited under the ...
Sep 26, 2016 · Leah Gallo, sketched by Tim Burton, from “The Napkin Art of Tim Burton” (Steeles Publishing). Gallo recalled the first time she talked with Burton about what inspired him to make the film. “The photographs from Ransom’s book are what attracted Tim to the project,” Gallo said. “He found them compelling and mysterious.
