
Dan Lawler
- Known for
- Production
Dan Lawler is an American producer, writer, director and line producer originally from Rochester, NY. After moving to Los Angeles in 2003 to study improvisation at The Groundlings Theatre & School, Dan spent his first years in LA acting & doing stand-up comedy before becoming established in production. More recently, Dan has worked with Miramax [us] on their feature films, He's All That (2021), Sick (2022), Old Dads (2023), The Beekeeper (2023), Strange Darling (2024), Here (2024) and others, with Scott Free Productions [us] on Jungleland (2020) and Our Friend (2019), as well as Los Angeles units for FilmNation Entertainment [us]'s The Map of Tiny Perfect Things (2021), and Netflix's Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer (2021). In 2023, Dan moved into independent development on a slate of feature films.
Filmography
- Thud
Thud TBA
Executive Producer

Loser TBA
Producer
- Olivia's Routine
Olivia's Routine TBA
Writer, Director, Line Producer
- Harvest Moon
Harvest Moon TBA
Production Supervisor

Company 2026
Producer

Randy as Himself 2025
Line Producer

Here 2024
Production Supervisor

Strange Darling 2024
Line Producer, Executive Producer

The Exorcism 2024
Line Producer

The Beekeeper 2024
Production Supervisor

Life of Riley 2023
Line Producer

Sick 2022
Production Supervisor, Production Coordinator

He's All That 2021
Production Supervisor

Untitled Horror Movie 2021
Production Supervisor

I Care a Lot 2021
Production Consultant

The Map of Tiny Perfect Things 2021
Production Coordinator

Jungleland 2020
Production Coordinator

Clemency 2019
as Dan the Bartender

Our Friend 2019
Production Coordinator

The Last Summer 2019
Assistant Production Coordinator

Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero 2016
Set Dresser

1915 2015
Art Department Assistant

Rude Boy - The Movie 2015
as Spider

The Meeting Place 2013
as Businessman #2

Angel Falls in Love 2012
as Baxter

Searched Fear 2009
as Echo Five, Associate Producer

The Unobtrusive Plot 2007
as Fantasy Leonard / Narrator

I See The Crowd Roar: The Story of William Dummy Hoy 2007
as Duke

Corpses 2004
as Valet
Credits from TMDB.