Biography
David M. Haber worked in the art department of English-language films during the late 20th century. Their credited roles involved shaping the visual environments of productions through art direction, a department responsible for designing and overseeing sets, props, and overall aesthetic coherence. The work required collaboration with directors, production designers, and other crew members to create the physical spaces in which stories unfolded.
Haber is listed as the art director for George of the Jungle, a 1997 adventure comedy. In this role, they contributed to the film’s stylized jungle setting and comedic tone through set construction and visual design choices. Their earlier credit as art director for The Legend of the Lone Ranger, a 1981 western, indicates involvement in crafting th…
