DAVID J. BOMBA (Production Designer) continues to build a reputation in production design with "My Dog Skip." He recently completed "Body Shots" for director Michael Cristofer. The two previously collaborated on HBO’s "Gia," garnering Bomba a nomination from the Motion Picture and Television Art Directors’ Society. Bomba served as production designer on the independent films "Scenes from Everyday Life," "Mind Twister" and Todd Haynes’ "Safe." As art director, he earned attention with his work on Ron Howard’s "Apollo 13," Steve Zaillian’s "A Civil Action" and Robert Benton’s "Twilight." Additional art direction credits include Bruce Beresford’s "Silent Fall," John Waters’ "Serial Mom" and "He Said, She Said," for directors Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver. Bomba also completed art direction work for such films as "Chain Reaction," "Cool World," "Mother’s Boys," "The Adventures of Huck Finn," "The Gun in Betty Lou’s Handbag," "Miracle in the Wilderness" and "Eye for an Eye," directed by John Schlesinger.