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Hello entertainment industry devotees--and especially The Walking Dead fans! Today I have a special treat for you. I interview Executive Producer (and genera...
Tom Luse, producer of AMC's "The Walking Dead" sat down with AJFF after introducing RABIES, Israel's first horror film, for the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival'...
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Tom Luse is a production manager and producer in AMC's The Walking Dead. He was one of the executive producers for the original TV Series from Season 4 to Season 9. Since Season 10, he was replaced by Joe Incaprera. His appearance was used as the base for the painting of President William Milton.
Tom Luse has been producing and production managing for three decades. He has worked throughout the U.S. and overseas, and has been fortunate enough to have been a part of many projects in his home state of Georgia. Beginning with the Academy® Award-winning film Glory, he went on to production manage movies such as Drumline and Remember the Titans. He has also produced features such as Jeepers Creepers 1 and 2, The Joneses, Hachiko and The Collection.
He has worked on many made-for-television movies including the Emmy®-nominated What the Deaf Man Heard and the DGA Award-winning Paris Trout. He was awarded an AFI Director Internship for the award-winning documentary Who’s Killing the Cities, which he wrote, produced, and directed.
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Tom Luse is an American film producer best known for The Walking Dead, a TV series of which he was the producer and executive producer.
YearTitleRole2010–2019Producer, Executive Producer2012Executive Producer2010Executive Producer2007ProducerTom Luse is known for The Walking Dead (2010), The Collection (2012) and Jeepers Creepers (2001).
Oct 13, 2021 · In spring 2023, Tom Luse will lead a class of select students across disciplines and across colleges working on-camera and off as part of the cast and crew of a film he co-wrote with Georgia State screenwriting students.
