Grace Karman Graham

Grace Karman Graham, aka Gracie Graham or Grace Karmann, is known in Hollywood for her production work on "Fight Club" (1999) "The Game" (1997) "Dear John" (2010) "American Horror Story" (2017) as well as many other Film & Television projects and pilots in a production finance capacity. She is also a AG-AFTRA member and has acted alongside George Clooney in her first TV acting role on "Sisters", recurring roles on David E. Kelley's "Chicago Hope" and on "Nash Bridges" with Cheech Matin and Don Johnson. She has also worked on staff at Propaganda Films with David Fincher and the 20th Century Fox Feature Films Department Team. In addition, she has worked as a Set Decorator and Costume Designer on the east coast. She owns her own design company, Grace Karman Designs, catering to custom made designs on film and TV projects and award ceremonies for celebrities. She is a graduate of SUNY, The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, The Sundance Film Institute Writers Film Lab with Robert Redford, The UCLA Screenwriters Program and studied at The Groundlings Theatre in the Core Track Program and the Hollywood Academy of Music. She also taught film production at The American Film Institute (AFI) as well as being a mentor to students there. She lives in Beverly Hills, California. Show less «