Beth Rubino

American film production designer and set decorator

Production designer
set decorator

Beth A. Rubino is an American film production designer and set decorator. She has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Art Direction twice for her set decoration: in 1999 for The Cider House Rules and in 2008 for American Gangster. She was also nominated for an Emmy award for her production design on "American Horror Story". Other notable films include Analyze That and Something's Gotta Give.^[1]

Selected filmography

1993- Super Mario Bros.
1993- Romeo is Bleeding
1994- Baby's Day Out
1994- Terminal Velocity
1995- Money Train
1996- Sleepers
1997- Jungle 2 Jungle
1998- Twilight
1999- The Cider House Rules Academy Award nomination
2001- Original Sin
2002- Analyze That
2003- Something's Gotta Give
2005- The Interpreter
2006- World Trade Center
2007- American Gangster Academy Award nomination
2009- It's Complicated
2011- American Horror Story 'Emmy nomination
2014- Clementine
2015- The Intern
2015- Love the Coopers
2015-2016- Quantico
2017- The Upside
2018- The Rookie
2018- Midnight Texas
2018- Tremors
2019-2020- God Friended Me
2021-2022- The Equalizer

Personal Views

In discussing designing a home versus a movie set, Rubino says "In a regular residence, you’re creating the top layer of their environment; in a movie we do that but create subtext as well."^[2]