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TIM WELLS 718 Brown Drive Burbank, CA 91504-2325 (818) 845-0597 e-mail – [email protected] Writer/Producer/Editor- Cinema Cinema Cinema, MBC, International distribution - 5/03 to present Magazine show, behind the scenes of upcoming films, highlights the top ten box office movies, hosted by Charlie Tuna The American Chart Show, MBC, Network One, Channel America, International distribution - 6/96 to 5/03 One hour music video program based on the American music charts, hosted by Charlie Tuna and Richard Blade. Disney Channel - On Air Promotions & Interstitials - 4/98 to 5/00 From conception to completion, promos and short form, live action, animation. Cinema Cinema Cinema, Foxnet, International distribution - 1/93 to 6/96 Magazine show, behind the scenes of upcoming films, highlights the top ten box office movies, hosted by Richard Blade. CinemAttractions, WWOR - 4/92 to 1/93 Magazine show of weekly top ten box office movies and previews of upcoming releases, hosted by Charlie Tuna. Co-Executive Producer, Co-Creator - WordPlay, NBC - 12/85 to 9/86 Comedy game show with celebrity panel, hosted by Tom Kennedy. Co-Producer - Movies For Television - 2/92 to present "UNDERCOVERS: The Valerie Jean Story" - ABC/O'Hara-Horowitz "Ordeal At Pistol River" - ABC/The Landsburg Company "SPLIT BRAIN: The Bill Jenkins Story" - The Landsburg Company "Little Boy Blue" - Pappazian-Hirsch Producer/Director - InVenture's Primary Flight Training Program, Home Video - 10/86 Instructional video on remote control airplanes. Tim Wells Resume - Pg. 2 Associate Producer - America's Top Ten, Syndicated - 5/84 to 1/89 Music video program, hosted by Casey Kasem. 4th Annual AVA's, Syndicated - 10/87 Video awards program. Hollywood Countdown - 10/86 Magazine show on entertainment, hosted by Casey Kasem and Jennifer Convy. America's Choice, Syndicated - 3/85 to 6/87 Magazine show on America's favorite celebrities, hosted by Casey Kasem. DGA Stage Manager - 4/84 to present NBC Sports - Weekly NFL games Don Williams: Live From Tucson - Nashville Network Emmy Awards - Fox Television awards program The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour - CBS musical/variety program Super Password - NBC game show Joker's Wild - Syndicated game show Bullseye - Syndicated game show Tic Tac Dough - Syndicated game show America's Top Ten - Syndicated music video program American Video Awards - Syndicated awards program TECHNICAL Editor: Avid Media Composer Nitris DX Sony BVE 600 Maxine Chyron EDUCATION Bachelor of the Arts, University of California at Los Angeles Graduated: June 1980, Summa Cum Laude Major: Motion Picture/Television AFFILIATIONS Director's Guild of America American Film Institute .

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