ADG Perspective

September-October 2025

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S E P T E M B E R / O C T O B E R 2 0 2 5 | P E R S P E C T I V E 5 Disney Entertainment Television SET RENTAL SERVICES MORE INFO: WWW.DISNEYPRODUCTION.COM PHONE: 818.506.6560 REDUCE • REUSE • REIMAGINE Options for Every Scene Proudly Serving LA's Film & TV Industry Warehouse located in North Hollywood • Open M-F 8AM-5PM A collection of sets and individual pieces Workplace Settings Living Rooms Bedrooms Kitchens Doctor's Offices Hospitals Schools Bars & Restaurants The Oval Office And much more...* Ask us about our cage and open storage options* C O N T R I B U T O R S R O B T O K A R Z received two Emmy nominations as the Production Designer for Hacks' third and fourth seasons and another one as the Art Director for the second season. Beyond Hacks, Rob was the Art Director and Production Designer of the first season of Physical, Supervising Art Director on Gaslit, starring Julia Roberts, and the Art Director on Your Honor, which was both BAFTA and Golden Globes-nominated. In film, Rob has worked on ADG Award-nominated Ford v Ferrari, Bumblebee, starring Hailee Steinfeld and John Cena, as well as the Las Vegas unit of Jason Bourne. Rob was born and raised in Chicago and is currently based in Los Angeles. He is a member of the Art Directors Guild and has worked on multiple ADG Award-nominated projects, reinforcing his reputation as a sharp problem- solver, a thoughtful collaborator and a designer who knows how to bring worlds to life. A D A M R O W E grew up in Ottawa, Illinois, in the heart of the Midwest. Utica, IL, only 30 miles away, claims to be the center of the universe— certainly the center of corn and soybean fields. Adam saw the tour of Les Miserables and The Who's Tommy at the Chicago Auditorium Theater when he was 11 and that put him on the path to working in entertainment. From being a PA on Mad Men season 1 with Dan Bishop and Chris Brown to a Production Designer for CBS's rebooted Matlock—with game shows and a Super Bowl halftime show in between, Adam is very happy to be working in the entertainment industry. Despite the peaks and valleys, more and more dramatic lately, it's the collaboration, sharing and his hyperactive imagination that keeps him coming back for more. Living next to Portos in Burbank provides a great launch point for work, guava cheese strudel, the mountains, the ocean and the endless landscapes that California provides.

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