An alumnus of New York University, David Devlin has a bachelor of fine arts in film. Moving to Bozeman, Montana, David Devlin became a self-employed cinematographer in the film industry. When he is not at home in Bozeman, the cinematographer is shooting films, like Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can, on location.

2.  An alumnus of New York University, David
Devlin has a bachelor of fine arts in film.
Moving to Bozeman, Montana, David Devlin
became a self-employed cinematographer in
the film industry. When he is not at home in
Bozeman, the cinematographer is shooting
films, like Minority Report and Catch Me If You
Can, on location.
Released in December of 2012, Catch Me If
You Can is a screenplay written by Jeff
Nathanson, who adapted the script from the
book authored by Frank Abagnale, Jr., and
Stan Redding.

3.  Based on a true story, the film follows the life of
Frank Abagnale, Jr., a young con artist who
moved to Manhattan with the dream of finding
riches and rebuilding his parents’ marriage.
Along the way, Abagnale fabricates careers as
a Pan Am pilot, a pediatrician, and an
attorney, all while passing more than $4 million
in bad checks. Soon on the FBI’s most-wanted
list, Abagnale falls under close watch by agent
Carl Hanratty, who becomes determined to
capture the con artist and bring him to justice.

4.  The movie’s leading characters included Frank
Abagnale, Jr., played by Leonardo DiCaprio,
and Carl Hanratty, played by Tom Hanks. Other
notable actors include Christopher Walkin,
Martin Sheen, and Amy Adams. Following its
release, Catch Me If You Can earned
numerous nominations, including for one for
best music from the Academy Awards and one
for best performance by an actor in a motion
picture in the category of drama from the
Golden Globes. The movie also won the Best
Film Award at the British Animation Awards and
an award for excellence in production design
at the Art Directors Guild Awards.