13 Facts About Wayne Fitzgerald

Wayne Fitzgerald was an American film title designer.

Wayne Fitzgerald worked on a great many titles during his 17-year tenure at Pacific Title, becoming head of the art and design department.

For Bonnie and Clyde, Wayne Fitzgerald used old snapshots and a quick-cut style driven by sound that melded seamlessly with film editor Dede Allen's editorial style.

Wayne Fitzgerald left his job as head of the art department at Pacific Title and formed Wayne Fitzgerald FilmDesign.

Wayne Fitzgerald won an Emmy Award in 1987 for The Bronx Zoo.

Wayne Fitzgerald designed for the daytime soap operas The Bold and the Beautiful 1987, One Life to Live 1984, and The Guiding Light 1991, and again in 2002 with his son Eric, Fitzgerald, a title designer.

In 1995, Wayne Fitzgerald designed the logo for the Motion Picture Editors Guild.

Wayne Fitzgerald was a member of the Directors Guild of America.

Wayne Fitzgerald was a two-term governor in the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, representing title designers, and a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Wayne Fitzgerald lectured at UCLA and AFI, and participated in panel discussions in Los Angeles and New York.

Wayne Fitzgerald won a Primetime Emmy with David Oliver Pfeil for outstanding main title design on The Bronx Zoo in 1987.

Wayne Fitzgerald won Daytime Emmys for The Bold and the Beautiful in 1987, and The Guiding Light in 1992.

Wayne Fitzgerald was nominated for Daytime Emmys in 1994 with Judy Korin for Days of Our Lives, and with Eric Fitzgerald in 2003 for The 50th Anniversary Season of The Guiding Light.