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GIBSON FRAZIER FILM Unsane Supporting Bleecker Street/Steven Soderbergh, dir. The Meyerowitz Stories (w/ Dustin Hoffman) Supporting Scott Rudin Productions/Noah Baumbach, dir Drunk Parents (w/ Alec Baldwin & Salma Hayek) Supporting Bron Studios/Fred Wolf, dir. Wolves (w/ Michael Shannon) Supporting Process Media/Bart Freundlich, dir. Frances Ha (w/ Greta Gerwig) Supporting Scott Rudin Productions/Noah Baumbach, dir. Shadows & Lies (w/ James Franco & Josh Lucas) Supporting RabbitBandini Production/Jay Anania, dir. Illusion (w/ Kirk Douglas) Supporting Daniel Fried Productions/Michael Goorjian, dir. Man of the Century** Lead Jubilee Pictures/Adam Abraham, dir. The Bliss Virus (w/ Rosario Dawson) Supporting Talia Lugacy, dir. Visas and Virtue*** Supporting Cedar Grove Production/Chris Tashima, dir. Dear God Supporting Rysher Entertainment/Garry Marshall, dir. **National Board of Review – Excellence in Independent Filmmaking, Winner – Audience Award – Slamdance Film Festival ***Winner – Academy Award – Best Live Action Short Film TELEVISION Dietland Recurring AMC/Helen Shaver, dir. Madam Secretary Guest Star CBS/Félix Alcalá, dir. The Knick Recurring Cinemax/Steven Soderbergh, dir. The Path Co-Star Hulu/Patrick Norris, dir. Blue Bloods Guest Star CBS/David Barrett, dir. The Following Guest Star FOX/Marcos Siega, dir. The Blacklist Guest Star NBC/Randall Zisk, dir. Elementary Guest Star CBS/Seith Mann, dir. The Good Wife Guest Star CBS/Fred Toye, dir. Law & Order Guest Star NBC/Marc Levin, dir. Law & Order: SVU Recurring NBC/Various Titus Guest Star FOX/Lee Shallat Chemel, dir. OFF BROADWAY Small Mouth Sounds (by Bess Wohl) Ned The Signature/Rachel Chavkin, dir. Tumacho (by Ethan Lipton) Doc Alonzo Clubbed Thumb/Leigh Silverman, dir. 10 Out of 12 (by Anne Washburn) Ben/Charles Soho Rep/Les Waters, dir. Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play (by Anne Washburn) Gibson/Homer Playwrights Horizons/Steve Cosson, dir. There Are No More Big Secrets (by Heidi Schreck) Charles Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre/Kip Fagan, dir. Telephone (by Ariana Reines) Bell The Foundry/Cherry Lane Theatre, dir. God's Ear (by Jenny Schwartz) Ted The Vineyard/New Georges/Anne Kauffman, dir. The Internationalist (by Anne Washburn) Nicol The Vineyard/13P/Ken Rus Schmoll, dir. Heddatron (by Elizabeth Meriwether) Rick Les Freres Corbusier/Alex Timbers, dir. REGIONAL THEATRE Gone Missing Cop The Civilians/East Coast Tour/Steven Cosson, dir. Rough Crossing (w/Tony Randall & Jack Klugman) Adam Coconut Grove Playhouse/Paxton Whitehead, dir. The Sunshine Boys Ben National Actors Theatre/John Tillinger, dir. The Apollo of Bellac The President Buffalo Nights Theatre Co./John Michael Higgins, dir. Death of a Salesman (w/ Jack Klugman) Bernard The Falcon Theatre/Andrew Robinson, dir. Changes of Heart Harlequin U/S Mark Taper Forum/Stephen Wadsworth, dir. OTHER - Associate Artist with The Civilians & Clubbed Thumb MANAGEMENT- Aaron J. Sandler, SirenSong Entertainment [email protected] Kazarian/Measures/Ruskin and Associates 11969 Ventura Boulevard • 3rd Floor • Box 7409 • Studio City, CA 91604 • 818 755-7571• 818 755-7574 FAX World’s Tower Building • 110 W. 40th Street • Suite 2506 • New York, NY 10018 • 212 582-7572 • 212 582-7448 FAX .

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