Christopher Toyne 86 pictures

Producer, Assistant Director, Actor
Christopher Toyne is a producer, multi-cam director and associate director with wide experience in many disciplines of media production. He has just completed producing the independent feature White Air (2007) with Riley Smith Dominique Swain and Tom Sizemore. Throughout 2005 he returned to his love of music programming, as supervising producer in ...

Known for: Beauty and the Beast (1987), White Air (2007), Diana: A Tribute to the People's Princess (1998), Gershwin at One Symphony Place (2008)
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Elizabeth (MANDY
1958 British Actors' Equity
FDR, the only President to be elected for four consecutive terms was the central figure in the mid-Century and dominant leader of American liberalism. Churchill's 90 years almost exactly coincided with the rise and decline of the British Empire. He guided Britain as it stood alone against Hitler. These two Lions met 9 times for a total of 113 days. This is the story of that time.
As Hitler drew Churchill and FDR together, Stalin drove them apart and the British Empire is left at the Altar! Shortly after Yalta, Churchill is unable to attend FDR's funeral. His sentimental picture of the
ROBERT SWOPE (right) directs and
December 7, 1941
LUCKY HOG, one of the winning entries to the successful Fifth Annual Columbia Gorge International Film Festival 2013, winning the Touché Award.
As the British Expeditionary Force makes a miraculous escape from the beaches of Dunkirk, alone Churchill's Spitfires fight Hitler in the skies over Britain, while London and other major UK cities are mercilessly bombed night after night throughout the winter of 1940. FDR secretly sends aid by sea.
Project launch design for the overall series poster, incorporating production company credits Wolf Perry Productions and CTTV. Design by Jay Tormohlen from a concept by Christopher Toyne.
Draft poster concept designed by Vincent Caldoni and depicting MEG McGILL (Gracie Starr)
Final poster selection designed by Vincent Caldoni and depicting HANNAH McGILL (Lindsae Kline) covering HARRIS (Christopher Toyne)
Draft template for the series designed by Jay Tormohlen from a concept by Christopher Toyne.
First design for the overall series poster. Design by Jay Tormohlen from a concept by Christopher Toyne.
Concept art designed by Vincent Caldoni depicting MEG McGILL (Gracie Starr)
Concept art depicting THE PATIENT (Sara Robbin) under the spell of THE CALLER (Christopher Toyne) designed by Vincent Caldoni.
The iconic
ER Doctor (Christopher Toyne) removes gravel from Johnny (Jared Miller) as yet again his Hog gives him a spill.
Christopher Toyne gives the final benediction as Father Patric
Harris pleads for his sorry-ass life.
Mr. Harris digs his own grave under the vengeful eyes - and the point of the gun - of sisters Hester, Hannah, Sarah, Nedah and little Meg.
Still of Daniel Baldwin, Christopher Toyne, Robert McKeehen, Haley Talbot and Sean McGrath in Cell Count (2012)
Still of Christopher Toyne and Geno Romo in Tarts, Fools and the G-Men (2009)
Christopher Toyne
Christopher Toyne
Christopher Toyne
Christopher Toyne
UK domestic DVD release poster depicting Princess Diana (Seccombe) Dodi Fayed (Jackos) and the Princes William (Sayers) and Harry (Jennings)
'Buns of Steel' guru Greg Smithey Startin' Simple in his series of 3 stretch, toning and Aerobics exercises for any body and any age.
The Schermerhorn Symphony Center showing its colors during the taping of An Evening with Amy Grant, part of the Opening Gala Weekend celebrations, September 10, 2006.
The Nashville Symphony and Sunrise Entertainment proudly present a Two Hour Symphonic Celebration of GEORGE GERSHWIN from the critically acclaimed Schermerhorn Symphony Center, Nashville, Tennessee in 2008.
Live production switch of 20 high definition cameras, utilizing AMV's Titan HD Mobile, including 12 Iconix cameras hidden throughout the orchestra.
A 1956 Golden Era Film for Eros Films, this was another tear-jerker for child star Mandy Miller to strut her stuff after the box office success
Sample Sanctuary Records poster for their European PAL release of the
Ripped from the headlines: Amy Seccombe plays Diana, Princess of Wales in the 1998 film
Dodi Al Fayed (Jackos) and Diana, Princess of Wales (Seccombe) in the movie depicting their brief and tragic love affair.
From the left (seated) Marsha Mason, John Mahoney, Lauren Bacall, (standing) Ellen Greene, Harry Hamlin and Charles Durning invite you to Dinner at Eight. don't be late!
Snow-bunnies Claire (Brooke Paller) Zoe (Rachel Sterling) and Mindy (Nancy Karr) come down the mountain to play in Jason's (Brent Le Macks) hot-tub in White Air
Victory is sweet for Alex (Riley Smith) and his friend and trainer Peter (Paul Logan) in White Air.
Christie's best friend Ashley (Lydia Hull) tries to set Alex (Riley Smith) straight in matters of the heart in White Air.
Christie (Dominique Swain) works on Alex's boss Steve (Tom Sizemore) in White Air.
Alex (Riley Smith) wins back Christie (Dominique Swain) in the finale of White Air
The Vicar (William Russell) chasing Naughty Boy (Christopher Toyne) and Titch (Ian Higginson) vaults a high gate, giving the village boys the idea of asking him to coach their athletics, in order to win back Hal 5.
Naughty Boy (Christopher Toyne) Titch (Ian Higginson) and Ginger (Michael Maguire) plan to remove the ladder while the Children are repairing the roof.
Front plate of 2007 US domestic DVD release by Monarch Home Video, a division of Ingram Entertainment Inc.
The movie's opening logo for the Children's Film & Television Foundation, co-producing and distributing over 125 titles between 1952-1983 for youth exhibition, including the long-running
Title slide from the 1971 Children's Film Foundation presentation
A composite frame of the opening animated title sequence first broadcast nationally from the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on PBS Dec. 20, 2006 with the 2 hour version Jan. 28, 2007.
The Schermerhorn Symphony Center offers up another look during the taping of An Evening With Amy Grant, during the Opening Weekend Gala Celebrations, September 10, 2006.
Robert Swope directs and switches 18 high-definition cameras during the live broadcast of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center Gala Opening, with Christopher Toyne associate directing.
Gala opening night of The Schermerhorn Symphony Center, September 9, 2006, featuring the full ensemble performng the fifth movement of Mahler's 2nd Symphony.
The 1980 UK poster of THE GODSEND depicting a stylised BONNIE (Wilhelmina Green)
Sample Sanctuary Records poster for their European PAL release of the
Sample Sanctuary Records poster for their European PAL release of the