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Chandler Poling
From Heroes Wiki
| Chandler Poling | |
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| About | |
| Also known as | Tauren |
| Title | Set decoration coordinator |
| Date of birth | 28 April 1982 |
| Origin | St. Paul, MN, USA |
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| IMDb profile | |
Chandler Poling is a set decoration coordinator for Heroes. He has also worked as a set decoration assistant and an art department assistant. He worked for Heroes during Seasons One, Two, and Three, but did not return for Season Four.
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About
Heroes marks Chandler's first network job, though he has worked on a large number of independent films in the past. He has worked as a casting assistant on the films Left in Darkness, The Tooth Fairy, and Miracle Dogs Too. He also worked extensively on the film Bone Dry as a casting assistant, property master, and a stand-in. Chandler was an intern for the movie Room 6, and a set decorator for the film Shadow Puppets. He has also appeared on the movie The Donation.
Additionally, Chandler owns and operates a superhero comedy website, Lucky Legendary, where he appears as "Tauren", a mechanical engineer also known as "Miles Steadfast" who has no superpowers.
Notes
- After working on Heroes for the first three seasons, Chandler went on to work for a public relations company.
Trivia
- Chandler's photo appears on one of Chandra's maps.
- Chandler Poling's name appears on a shrine at the explosion memorial.
- Chandler's face is on a "wanted" posted in the Mexican police station.
- Chandler's face can be seen on an ad for home loans at First Federal Bank of New York.
- Chandler modeled for an advertisement seen in an issue of 9th Wonders!
- Chandler's name is on a poster in James Martin's home.
Gallery
Chandler's more notable work includes:
 The interior of the Harbor Watch Shop. |
 The set of the Tokyo strip club. |
 The set of Annapurna's restaurant. |
 The set of James Martin's home. |
 The set of the cantina. |
 The set of Nathan's Senate office. |
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| Art Department |
Dena Allen (set decorator) • Ruth Ammon (production designer) • Ross Anderson (propmaster) • Victor Anderson (propmaker) • John Aronson (director of photography) • Michael Budge (art director) • James Clark (propmaster) • Diane Crooke (costume supervisor) • Walter Eckert (art department coordinator) • Ron Franco (set decorator) • Sandy Getzler (art director) • Nate Goodman (director of photography) • Laura Guzik (costume supervisor) • Matthew Jacobs (art director) • Adam Kane (director of photography) • Peter Kang (set dresser) • Emily Lawless (painter) • Cesar Lemus (storyboard artist) • Charlie Lieberman (director of photography) • R. Scott Loughran (art department coordinator) • Alex Maleev (artist) • Debra McGuire (costume designer) • Gay Perello (props master) • Dave Perkal (director of photography) • Chandler Poling (set decoration coordinator) • Kristen Ridgway (art department) • Rebecca Rosenthal (props) • Bob Ross (set dresser) • Tim Sale (artistic consultant) • Burk Sauls (colorist) • Curtis Schnell (production designer) • Crista Schneider (set decorator) • Dave Stewart (colorist) • Tom Taylor (art director) • Alun Vick (construction coordinator) • Daniel Vivanco (art director) • Dan Walton (set dresser) | ||||
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See Also: Assistants • Assistant Directors • Camera Operators • Directors • Editors • Effects Department • Hair and Makeup • Producers • Sound and Music • Stunt Department • Writers • Other Crew Members • Graphic Novel Crew • Webisodes Crew • Evolutions Crew • Countdown Crew • Cast | |||||
