Biography
David Chow is a set designer whose work has contributed to major productions across global cinema. Their filmography includes notable entries in the superhero genre and science fiction, where set design plays a key role in establishing visual worlds. Chow designed sets for Avatar, a film known for its immersive environments and expansive world-building. They also contributed to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, crafting the physical spaces that frame the film’s dramatic confrontations. Their involvement in Aquaman extended this work, helping to realize the underwater kingdoms and coastal settings integral to the story. In The Batman, Chow again worked on set design, contributing to the film’s gothic and noir-inspired aesthetic.
Beyond superhero films, Chow’s credits include 300: Rise of…
