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CHRISTY RICHMOND (c)323.251.6192 <[email protected]> ____________________________________________________________________________________ Assistant Editor (TV) Editor PRODUCER WHITE COLLAR Jonathan Chibnall Jeff Eastin (Episodic) THREE INCHES Raul Davalos Jace Alexander (Pilot) 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU Dana DeVorzon Gil Junger (Pilot) HEIST Juan Garza Mark & Robb Cullen (Pilot) THRESHOLD Gib Jaffe Brannon Braga (Episodic) Assistant Editor Editor Director INCEPTION Lee Smith Christopher Nolan THE IN-LAWS Mia Goldman Andrew Fleming BOWFINGER Richard Pearson Frank Oz SWITCHBACK Conrad Buff Jeb Stuart WAITING TO EXHALE Richard Chew Forest Whitaker VFX EDITOR Editor Director SMOKIN’ ACES 2: Angela Catanzaro P.J. Pesce Assassins’ Ball 12 ROUNDS Brian Berdan Renny Harlin Assistant VFX Editor Editor Director INTERSTELLAR Lee Smith Christopher Nolan THE DARK KNIGHT RISES Lee Smith Christopher Nolan NEW YORK MINUTE Roderick Davis Dennie Gordon HELLBOY Peter Amundson Guillermo del Toro BLADE 2 Peter Amundson Guillermo del Toro Finishing SUPERVISOR PICTURE HEAD LLC MARCH 2007 – JUNE 2008 During my long career in the entertainment industry, I have worked as a freelance editor/ assistant editor in features, television, and visual effects, in both film and digital editing. I am very experienced in post production, having worked in picture, sound, and visual effects. In addition to my editorial work, I also have experience supervising the online broadcast-ready finishing of TV and video commercials and movie trailers for television, theaters, and VOD. I am good at dealing with people of all temperaments, quick to assess a situation, and very adept at both planning ahead and immediate problem solving, all while maintaining a professional, easy-going attitude and without losing my composure. SKILLS: Film_AVID_VFX http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0725087 .

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