Title: Warp Films
Content:  about the travails of immigrants. Produced by Barry Ryan for Warp Films, Luke Alkin for BBC Films and Carl Hunter for Art in Action. In 2004, Warp Films made a significant expansion in its capacity. Robin Gutch joined Mark Herbert and Barry Ryan to devise the Warp bid for the Low Budget Film Scheme tender put out by Film4 and UK Film Council. The Warp bid was backed by Optimum Releasing, Screen Yorkshire and EM Media. Warp won the tender against stiff competition and Warp X was formally set up as Warp X in 2005 as a low-budget digital 'studio' to develop and 
Title: Lauren Wolkstein
Content:  morning with a tempo that’s as natural as it is thoroughly spooky." John Waters named it one of the best films of 2017. Wolkstein was a 2017-2018 Women at Sundance fellow, and her films have screened at a variety of festivals, including Cannes Film Festival, Outfest LGBT Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, and SXSW. In 2018, Wolkstein began her work with Ava DuVernay's Queen Sugar, joining the directing team in Season 3, and becoming a directing producer for Season 5,  in which she directed 5 episodes. In 2021, Wolkstein directed an episode of the American drama television series Y: The Last Man. Wolkstein has also directed episodes of Cloak & Dagger and Dare Me.
Title: Wolfgang (film)
Content:  Wolfgang is a 2021 American documentary film, directed and produced by David Gelb. It follows the life and career of chef Wolfgang Puck. It had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 12, 2021. It was released on June 25, 2021, by Disney+.
Title: Those Who Wander
Content:  Danny, the youngest, oddball traveler of the five friends, and Ryan Timberlake [also Class of 2011] in the role of Eddy, a philosophizing stoner they meet along the way." Cinematographer Elisha Christian, best known for his work in 2012's Save The Date with director Michael Mohan, had been in contact with Schwarz about the project since early 2013, but officially came on board in July once the film had secured its funding. Schwarz worked alongside Adrienne Stern, the NYC casting director and owner of ASC Casting to cast the principal and adult roles in the film, securing Bonnie Wright, Jacob Zachar, Christian Coulson, Anastasia Barzee, Maxwell Caulfield and Anna Holbrook.
Title: Wolverine (podcast)
Content:  The Wolverine: La Larga Noche podcast is directed by Alejandra López with sound design by Brendan Baker and Chloe Prasinos and features the voices of Joaquín Cosío as Wolverine, Brigitte Kali Canales as Agent Sally Pierce, Guillermo García as Agent Tad Marshall, Bruno Bichir as Sheriff Ridge, and Ricardo Chávez as Nicholas Prophet. Although Percy's original The Long Night script was used as the basis for La Larga Noche, about half of the dialogue was reinterpreded to better fit the Spanish language. Although the voice actors speak a range of Spanish variations, the series was voiced primarily in Mexican Spanish.
Title: The Whale (2013 film)
Content:  The Whale used underwater shots and specialist equipment to create storm scenes for Essex, the whaleship the film is based on. The television film was made by BBC Factual Productions with Animal Planet as co-producer, with Eamon Hardy and Ruth Caleb as executive producers for the BBC and Mick Kaczorowski as executive producer for Animal Planet. The director is Alrick Riley and the composer is Debbie Wiseman. The producer is Mike Dormer. Around the time of the first read-through of the script, Joe Armstrong left his role as Lawrence. The role was later given to Jolyon Coy who had recently finished the theatre show 
Title: An American Werewolf in London
Content: John Landis – Director/Writer ; George Folsey Jr. – Producer ; Peter Guber – Executive Producer ; Jon Peters – Executive Producer ; Elmer Bernstein – Composer ; Robert Paynter – Cinematographer ; Malcolm Campbell – Editor ; Leslie Dilley – Art Director ; Rick Baker – Makeup Artist 
Title: The Wave (2008 film)
Content:  of the Bavarian film-funding agency which were initially inquired to fund the film project declined because they compared it to Rhue's novel. Furthermore, they criticized that the teacher lacked a clear anti-authoritarian position in the submitted script. The entire project was jeopardized and the first film-funding agency to grant financial aid was the Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg. Afterwards, the German Federal Film Board (FFA) and the German Federal Film Fund (DFFF) as well as other co-producers decided to subsidize the project. Constantin Film also became one of the sponsors and further managed the film's distribution. The overall budget of the movie amounts to 4,5 million euros and the movie was shot within 38 days.
Title: Haskell Wexler
Content:  by Lucasfilm, Wexler's film Latino (1985) was chosen for the 1985 Cannes Film Festival. He both wrote and directed the work. Another directing project was From Wharf Rats to Lords of the Docks (2007), an intimate exploration of the life and times of Harry Bridges, an extraordinary labor leader and social visionary described as "a hero or the devil incarnate--it all depends on your point of view." In 1988, Wexler won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Cinematography for the John Sayles film Matewan (1987), for which he was also nominated for an Academy Award. His work with Billy Crystal in the HBO film 61* (2001) was nominated for an Emmy.
Title: Ballet Now
Content:  On October 12, 2017, it was announced that Hulu had greenlit a feature documentary from director Steven Cantor to be produced Paul Allen, Tiler Peck, and Elisabeth Moss and that it was already in production. Cantor and Jamie Schutz were expected to as co-producers. Production companies involved with the then-untitled film included Vulcan Productions and Stick Figure Productions.

Question: Who was the director of Wavelength?
Answer: Mike Gray.
Harold Michael Gray.