DAVIS GUGGENHEIM



















Davis Guggenheim was the director and executive producer of the Academy Award winning documentary feature “An Inconvenient Truth" with former Vice President, Al Gore.  He was producer and director of the Emmy Award winning HBO series “Deadwood.”   His television directing credits include the pilot of the CBS show “The Unit” as well as episodes of  “Numbers,” “The Shield,” “Alias,” “24,” and such critically acclaimed programs as “NYPD Blue,”  “ER," and “Party of Five." He was an executive producer of “Training Day” and director of the film “Gossip” for Warner Brothers. He directed and produced the feature film "Gracie," which came out in June of 2007.

In 1999, Guggenheim undertook an ambitious project documenting the challenging first year of several novice public school teachers. The result of this intensive immersion into Los Angeles’ public school system is two documentary films: “The First Year” and “Teach."  Both films were made to address the tremendous need for qualified teachers in California and nationwide, to create awareness of the crisis as well as inspire the next generation to become teachers.








































 
 
Davis Guggenheim is represented by:

Feature Films:
Endeavor
Chris Donnelly
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
3rd floor
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
310.248.2000
 
Documentary Films:
Electric Kinney Films
1661 Lincoln Blvd.
Suite 101
Santa Monica, CA 90404
310.460.7020
 
Commercials:
Bob Industries
1313 5th St.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310.396.7333

 






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