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Screen Talent Agency 818 206 0144 DAVID KOEPPEL Editor IATSE local 700 From the time he began making Super-8 movies at age 13, David Koeppel has pursued the craft of editing with singular enthusiasm. After graduating from the U.S.C. School of Cinema, he laid the groundwork for a prolific career by assisting the venerable Dede Allen on the The Milagro Beanfield War, and working on such acclaimed series as Hill Street Blues and L.A. Law. As an editor, David has lent his talents to a diverse range of projects, including feature films, series from Paramount’s long-running Star Trek franchise, and CBS’s primetime drama The Unit, co-produced by David Mamet. An extensive traveler who speaks German, David’s leisure activities include swimming, classical piano, bird watching, and the ceaseless pursuit of great movies, old and new. Based in Los Angeles, Koeppel is available for work worldwide. selected credits: production director / producer / company feature films ALL SAINTS Steve Gomer / Barrett Leigh, Dan Abel / Sony Classics ROUNDING THIRD feature documentary Rick Okie / Marylou Roffe / Legacy Productions HEAVY WEIGHTS asst. editor Steve Brill / Joe Roth / Caravan Pictures ENCINO MAN asst. editor Les Mayfield / George Zaloom / Buena Vista Pictures THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR asst. editor Robert Redford / Moctesuma Esparza / Universal MIRACLES asst. editor Jim Kouf / Stephen Roth / HBO Films SECRET ADMIRER asst. editor David Greenwalt / Stephen Roth / Orion Pictures production director / producer / company television FLIPPING DIXIE pilot Anthony Beilinsohn / Howie Mandel / A&E Networks THE BATTLE series Seth Miller, various / Ryan Nantell / ESPN THE UNIT series various / Shawn Ryan, David Mamet / CBS TV STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE series various / Rick Berman, Brannon Braga / Paramount STAR TREK: VOYAGER series, asst. editor various / Rick Berman, Michael Pillar / Paramount STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE series, asst. editor various / Rick Berman, Michael Pillar / Paramount THE WONDER YEARS series, asst. editor various / Carol Black, Michael Dinner / New World TV HEART OF STEEL TV movie, associate editor Donald Wrye / Peter Straus, Richard Briggs / ABC TV In addition to film and TV editing, David is an accomplished web site developer and cuts demo reels for directors and actors. 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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