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CHRISTOPHER D. ROTH Editor, VFX Editor, Post Production Supervisor IATSE Local 700 Screen Talent Agency 818 206 0144 CHRISTOPHER D. ROTH Editor, VFX Editor, Post Production Supervisor IATSE local 700 https://vimeo.com/7069377 Christopher Roth has edited nearly 100 feature and TV projects on systems as varied as AVID, Final Cut, Premiere, Kem and Moviola. His work has been seen in theatres, on home video and on most every cable channel. With extensive experience in post supervision, Roth is able to save producers significant funds by managing the post workflow effectively. Directors enjoy working with Chris for his great collaborative attitude and story telling abilities. Whether it’s a horror picture or a family Christmas fantasy, Roth is able to accentuate performances and timings so important to effective storytelling. Based in Los Angeles, Chris is available for work worldwide. selected credits: production cast director / company feature films PURGATORY ROAD (Sylvia Crim, Gary Carins) Mark Savage / Delirium Entertainment GRANDMA’S HOUSE (Paige Hurd, Loretta Devine) Paul Hanna / Overflow Entertainment THE LAST LETTER (Omari Hardwick, Lynn Whitfield, Mark Singer) Paul Hanna / Overflow Entertainment MY FAVORITE FIVE Paul Hanna / Overflow Entertainment 100 DEGREES BELOW ZERO (Jeff Fahey, John Rhys-Davies) R. D. Braunstein / The Asylum HOUSE ARREST (Stacey Dash, Red Grant) William Washington / Grindstone Entertainment DARK CROSSING (James Bardo, Joe Estevez) Damian Chapa / Amadeus Pictures LITTLE HERCULES 3-D (Judd Nelson, Hulk Hogan, Elliot Gould) Robert Boris / Gravitas Ventures A CHRISTMAS TOO MANY (Mickey Rooney, Gary Coleman) Stephen Wallace / Echelon Entertainment AMERICANIZING SHELLEY (Beau Bridges, Morgan Brittany) Lorraine Senna / Warner Bros. Pictures SATANIC (Jeffrey Combs, Angus Scrimm) Dan Golden / Lions Gate Films HATCHET (Joel David Moore, Robert Englund) Adam Green / Anchor Bay Entertainment RICE GIRL (Pat Morita, Ian Lithgow) Michael Fischa / Alpha – O Productions CRYING FREEMAN (Mark Dacascos, Rae Dawn Chong, Mako) Christophe Gans / August Entertainment BAD GIRLS FROM MARS (Edy Adams) Fred Olen Ray / AIP LEPRECHAUN (Jennifer Aniston, Warwick Davis) Mark Jones / Trimark Pictures KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE Stephen Chiodo / Trans World Entertainment production cast director / producer / company television DEADLY VENGEANCE (Mitchell Hoog, Jessica Belkin) Tom Shell / Mark Lester / Deception – Lifetime TV AM I A SERIAL KILLER? (Monroe Cline, Jhey Castles) Penelope Buitenhuis / Ken Sanders / Lifetime TV NIGHTMARE TENANT (Virginia Tucker, Lauralee Bell) Robert Malenfant / Ken Sanders / Lifetime TV THE OTHER WIFE Nick Lyon / Van White / The Asylum – Lifetime TV SHARKNADO 3 (Tara Reed, Beau Derek, David Hasselhof) Anthony Ferrante / David Latt / The Asylum – SyFy A PERFECT CHRISTMAS LIST (Ellen Hollman, Marion Ross) Fred Olen Ray / Peter Sullivan / Monogram – ION TV FATAL ACQUITTAL (Joely Fisher, Patrick Muldoon, Denise Richards) Sam Irvin / Kim Ray / Marvista Ent. – Lifetime TV AXE GIANT (Joe Estevez, Dan Haggerty) Gary Jones / Philip Garrett / Kinetic – SyFy C’MON MAN (Tony Rock, Marla Gibbs) Kenny Young / Phil James / Grindstone – Showtime FLU BIRD HORROR (Sarah Butler, Lance Guest) Leigh Scott / Ken Badish / Active Ent. – SyFy GHOULS (William Atherton, Erin Gray) Gary Jones / / Active Ent. – SyFy Channel HEADLESS HORSEMAN (Richard Moll) Anthony Ferrante / / Active Ent – SyFy Thibault Nicholl The Screen Talent Agency 2920 W Olive Ave #201, Burbank, CA 91505 tel 818 206 0144 email [email protected] web www.screen-talent.com .
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