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Heidi Levitt. Casting Director: Don't Come Knocking. As a graduate of Barnard College and the AFI Producers Program, Heidi has cast such successful films as JFK (1991), Nixon (1995), Natural Born Killers (1994), Nurse Betty (2000), The Rock (1996), The Joy Luck Club (1993), Smoke (1995) and Benny & Joon (1993).
Heidi Levitt is a Los Angeles-based casting director who has cast a broad array of films, from the Academy Award-winning Best Picture, The Artist, to films directed by Oliver Stone, Wayne Wang, Sally Potter, Wim Wenders, Diego Luna, Kim Nguyen, Victor Nunez and many other auteur filmmakers.
24 Feb 2012 · With the help of Casting Director Heidi Levitt ‘s incredible work on The Artist, the film grabbed a whopping 10 nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor ( Berenice Bejo) and Best Actor ( Jean Dujardin ).
4 Mac 2020 · AFI alumna Heidi Levitt (Class of 1987) has established herself as a versatile casting director and producer, crisscrossing artistic mediums from theater to television to film to commercials. Her new film, THE ROADS NOT TAKEN, recently had its World Premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival. Reuniting with director Sally Potter for the ...
Heidi Levitt. Casting Director: The Artist. As a graduate of Barnard College and the AFI Producers Program, Heidi has cast such successful films as JFK (1991), Nixon (1995), Natural Born Killers (1994), Nurse Betty (2000), The Rock (1996), The Joy Luck Club (1993), Smoke (1995) and Benny & Joon (1993).
Heidi Levitt - Director and Producer. Heidi is a first-time documentary film director, with a long history in the industry and has won four Artios Awards for her work casting feature films and theater productions.
4 Jun 2021 · AFI spoke with Levitt about combatting stigma of Early Onset Alzheimer’s by making WALK WITH ME, directing a feature for the first time, and the rewards and challenges that production has encountered along the way. AFI: Tell us a little about the inception behind your new documentary WALK WITH ME.
