David Bird

David Bird’s filmography is honestly pretty wild, even if you haven’t clocked his name before. He’s popped up in some absolute bangers, each with their own flavor. Take World War Z (2013), for example. That movie is basically a two-hour adrenaline rush, where Brad Pitt runs around trying to outsmart a zombie plague that spreads faster than gossip in a small town. Chaos everywhere, cities falling apart, planes crashing, people screaming—the works. The whole thing is like a global panic attack, and somehow David Bird’s work weaves right into the madness behind the scenes. Then there’s Bastille Day (2016), which, let’s be real, doesn’t really get the hype it deserves. Paris, bomb plots, corrupt officials, and Idris Elba just charging through the city like an unstoppable force. It’s got that classic action-thriller vibe, but with a touch of European style—chases, explosions, all the good stuff. Bird’s involvement? Not flashy, but you can feel it in the way everything ticks along, sharp and tense. And Rogue One (2016), man, that’s a different beast altogether. Star Wars fans know what’s up—ragtag rebels, desperate mission to steal the Death Star plans, and a whole lot of sacrifice. It’s gritty, darker than your average galactic romp, with a cast that feels surprisingly human for a space opera. Bird’s contribution helps bring the whole thing together—no small feat when you’re dealing with one of the biggest franchises, period. So yeah, David Bird might not be a household name, but his fingerprints are all over some seriously intense movie moments.