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Paul Mark PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Cell: 416-418-4553 Email: Paulmark@Mail.Com Paul Mark PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Cell: 416-418-4553 Email: [email protected] Assistant Production Workin’ Moms (Season 4) 8 x 30 min. Wolf & Rabbit / CBC Coordinator Producer: Jonathan Walker July-Sept 2019 Production Manager: Cynthia Graves PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production TallBoyz 8 x 30 min. Accent Ent. / CBC Coordinator Producer: Paula Smith April-June 2019 Production Manager: Kim De Simone PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Workin’ Moms (Season 3) 13 x 30 min. Wolf & Rabbit / CBC Coordinator Producer: Jonathan Walker July -Oct 2018 Production Manager: Cynthia Graves PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Wonderful World 1 x 60 min. MOW Princessa Prods./Disney Coordinator Producer: Mary Pantelidis Apr-Aug 2017 Production Manager: Kym Crepin PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Alias Grace 6 x 60 min. Halfire Ent./ CBC/Netflix Coordinator Producer & UPM: DJ Carson May-Nov 2015 PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Between 6 x 60 min. DCTV/Rogers/ Netflix Coordinator Producer: Michael McGowan Dec 2015- Line Producer/PM: Jonathan Walker PC: Andrea Nesbitt March 2016 Production Terrific Trucks 52 x 11 min. Breakthrough Entertainment/ Coordinator Producer: Neil Bregman March-Oct 2015 PM: Kim De Simone NBC Assistant Production Between 6 x 60 min. DCTV/Rogers/ Netflix Coordinator Producer: Michael McGowan Aug-Nov. 2014 Line Producer/PM: Jonathan Walker PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Total Frat Movie Feature Digerati Films Inc. Coordinator Producer: Robert Wertheimer July-Aug 2014 PM: Kym Crepin PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Murdoch Mysteries 18 x 60 min. Shaftesbury/ Coordinator Producers: Peter Meyboom, Julie Lacey, April-Nov 2013 CBC Stepehen Montgomery PM: Jeremy Hood PC: Tina Vacalopoulos Assistant Production Murdoch Mysteries 13 x 60 min. Shaftesbury/ Coordinator Producers: Peter Meyboom, Julie Lacey, May-Sept 2012 CBC Stepehen Montgomery PM: Jeremy Hood PC: Tina Vacalopoulos I.A.T.S.E 411 Resume – Paul Mark - Assistant Production Coordinator Page 1/3 Assistant Production Combat Hospital 13 x 60 min. Sienna Films Inc. / Artist Coordinator Producers: Jennifer Kawaja, Julia Sereny, Feb to Apr 2012 Gub Neal, Michael Maschio Studio PM: Jonathan Walker Productions/ PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production King 8 x 60 min. Indian Grove Productions/ Coordinator Producers: Bernard Zukerman, Greg Dec 2010- Spottiswood, Steve Solomos, David Barlow CanWest PM: Deborah Marks Jan 2011 Global PC: Alexandra MacKenzie Assistant Production She’s the Mayor 8 x 30 min. Hungry Eyes/ Vision TV Coordinator Producers: Jennifer Holnes, Sudz Sutherland March-June 2010 Min Sook Lee Line Producer: Victoria Woods PM: Nancy Jackson PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Death Comes to Town 8 x 30 min. Accent Entertainment/ Coordinator Producers: Susan Caven July -Oct 2010 Line Producer: D.J. Carson CBC PM: Joanne Jackson PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Degrassi – The Next Generation – 8 20 x 30 min. Epitome Pictures Coordinator Producers: Linda Schuyler, Stephen Stohn May-Nov 2008 PM: David Lowe PC: Linda Keyworth Assistant Production The Ron James Show 1 x 30 min. Pilot Enter The Picture Coordinator Producers: Ron James, Lynn Harvey Dec/Jan 2007/08 PM: Helene C. Valinsky Productions PC: Tina Vacalopoulos Inc. Assistant Production Murdoch Mysteries 13 x 60 min. Shaftesbury Films Inc./CBC Coordinator Producers: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, May-Nov 2007 Cal Coons PM: Shauna Jamison PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production The Jane Show 13 x 30 min. Shaftesbury Films Inc. Coordinator Producers: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, Sept-Dec 2006 Teresa Pavlinek, Ralph Chapman PM: Shauna Jamison PC: Amanda Alden Assistant Production Open House 1 x 60 min. MOW The Sanitsky Company/ Coordinator Producers: Larry Sanitsky, Ilene Kahn Power Sept-Nov 2002 Line Producer: Sherri Saito Kindred PM: Anne-Marie Cormier Productions PC: Stefan Steen Assistant Production Queer As Folk – Season 2 13 x 60 min. Showtime/ Showcase Coordinator Producers: Ron Cowen, Dan Lipman, Sept-April 2002 Tony Jonas PM: Noella Nesdoly PC: Linda Keyworth I.A.T.S.E 411 Resume – Paul Mark - Assistant Production Coordinator Page 2/3 Assistant Production Burger High 1 x 60 min. MOW Accent Ent. / Cambium Coordinator Producers: Susan Cavan, Nancy Chapelle June-Aug 2002 PM: Carolynne Bell Catalyst Ent. PC: Susan Tonna Assistant Production What Girls Learn 1 x 60 min. MOW Butterick Road Productions Coordinator Producers: Scott Bakula, Tom Spiroff June-Sept 2001 PM: Laurie McLarty Inc. PC: Linda Keyworth Other Experience 2008 - 2017 Assistant Theatre Manager – Sundance Film Festival 2010 - 2012 Assistant Venues Manager – Abu Dhabi Film Festival 2003 - 2006 Administrator/Office Manager for Canadian Organization of Senior Artists and Performers (COSAP) 1994 -1998 Production Manager for the Fringe of Toronto Festival 1993 -1994 Co-Producer - Nothing Sacred (Theatre production) at Elgin WinterGarden Theatres 1988 -1990 Producer - Ford of Canada Eastern Sales Rally Education 1983 - 1986 Ryerson Theatre School Technical Production Diploma Program 1979 - 1983 Lindsay Collegiate Vocational Institute Secondary School Honours Graduation Diploma I.A.T.S.E 411 Resume – Paul Mark - Assistant Production Coordinator Page 3/3 .
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