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MITCH GLASER Visual Effects Editor/Editor FILM/TV DIRECTOR STUDIO/TEAM “TOMORROW LAND” BRAD BIRD WALT DISNEY PICTURES Visual Effects Editor Editor Walter Murch “TAKE FLIGHT” (short) RICHARD SPITFIRE PICTURES Editor * BRIDGLAND Richard Bridgland “WHITE HOUSE DOWN” ROLAND EMMERICH COLUMBIA PICTURES Visual Effects Editor VFX Supervisors Volker Engel, Marc Weigert Editor Adam Wolfe “PROMETHEUS” RIDLEY SCOTT TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX Visual Effects Editor Editor Pietro Scalia VFX team nominated for an Post Supervisor Teresa Kelly Academy Award VFX Supervisor Richard Stammers “IMMORTALS” * TARSEM SINGH RELATIVITY MEDIA a.k.a. Dawn of War Editors Stuart Levy, Wyatt Jones Directors Cut Visual Effects Editor “HEREAFTER” CLINT EASTWOOD WARNER BROTHERS Visual Effects Editor VFX Sups Michael Owens, Bryan Grill (also contributed greatly to the Editors Gary Roach, Joel Cox final Tsunami sequence cut) “THE PACIFIC” JEREMY PODESWA, HBO (10 Episodes) TIMOTHY VAN PATTEN VFX Sup John Sullivan, Visual Effects Editor DAVID NUTTER Editors Alan Cody, Marta Evry, Leo Trombetta, Ed Warschilka “LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA” CLINT EASTWOOD WARNER BROTHERS - Digital Domain Visual Effects Editor VFX Sups Michael Owens, Matt Butler “FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS” CLINT EASTWOOD WARNER BROTHERS - Digital Domain Visual Effects Editor VFX Sups Michael Owens, Matt Butler “STEALTH” ROB COHEN COLUMBIA PICTURES – Digital Domain Visual Effects Editor VFX Sup Joel Hynek “PETER PAN” P.J. HOGAN UNIVERSAL – Riot Pictures Visual Effects Editor “ANGELS IN AMERICA” MIKE NICHOLS HBO – Riot Pictures (6 Episodes) - Visual Effects Editor “KILL BILL” - Visual Effects Editor QUENTIN TARANTINO MIRAMAX – Riot Pictures “SCARY MOVIE 3” DAVID ZUCKER MIRAMAX – Riot Pictures Visual Effects Editor Mitch Glaser -Continued- “CARNIVALE” RODRIGO GARCIA, HBO – Riot Pictures Visual Effects Editor JEREMY PODESWA “DYLAN’S RUN” (Documentary) STEVEN JOHNSON SQUEAK PICTURES Editor * DAVID ROSENTHAL “LIAR’S POKER” JEFF SANTO NORTH BRANCH ENTERTAINMENT First Assistant Editor “ABSENCE” (Short Film) DAVID ROSENTHAL BUGGY WHIP PRODUCTIONS Editor “OVERDRIVE” LEV L SPIRO CONCORDE-NEW HORIZONS First Assistant Editor “MARQUIS DE SADE” GWYNETH GIBBY NEW CONCORDE Assistant Editor COMMERCIALS - EDITOR TOYOTA - PRIUS Exec Prod Ed Ulbrich Digital Domain BEST BUY Exec Prod Ed Ulbrich Digital Domain COCOA KRISPIES Exec Prod Ed Ulbrich Digital Domain MATTEL - BARBIE Young & Rubicam Klasky Chupo Several Spots TITLES – EDIT AND DESIGN SEX AND THE CITY Exec Designer yU+Co Garson Yu RETURN TO HOUSE ON HAUNTED Exec Designer yU+Co HILL Garson Yu ZELMORN & HARRY GREEN Exec Designer yU+Co Garson Yu SOLSTICE Exec Designer yU+Co Garson Yu Shared * .

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