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Michael Ornstein,Ace MICHAEL ORNSTEIN, ACE FILM EDITOR TELEVISION (SELECTED CREDITS) SERIES THE CODE Drama, 1 Hour for CBS, Timberman/Beverly Prods. Various directors; Craig Sweeny, Carl Beverly, Sarah Timberman, EPs MADAM SECRETARY 4 seasons for CBS, Revelations Entertainment Barbara Hall, Lori McCreary, Morgan Freeman Exec. Prods RESURRECTION Hour Drama for ABC, Plan B Prods. Aaron Zelman, Joann Alfano, Michelle Fazekas Exec. Prods CALIFORNICATION Single-camera Comedy, ½ Hour for Showtime Various directors; Tom Kapinos and David Duchovny, Exec Prods. THE BIG C Comedy, ½ Hour for Showtime Various directors; Jenny Bicks, Darlene Hunt, Laura Linney, Exec Prods. LAW & ORDER Drama, 1 Hour for NBC, Wolf Films and NBC-Universal Various directors; Dick Wolf, Exec Prod; Arthur Forney, Co-Exec Prod. PILOTS MAIN JUSTICE Drama, 1 Hour for CBS, Jerry Bruckheimer Television David Semel, Dir; Sascha Penn, Sunil Nayar & Eric Holder, Exec. Prods. MADAM SECRETARY Pilot for CBS, Revelations Entertainment, David Semel, Dir. Barbara Hall, Lori McCreary, Morgan Freeman Exec. Prods ACE "Eddie" Nomination THE LIST Hour Drama for Fox Television, Co-editor with Alan Baumgarten Ruben Fleischer, Dir; Paul Zbyszewski, Exec. Prod. UNNATURAL HISTORY Action/Adventure/Comedy, 1 Hour for the Cartoon Network Mikael Salomon, Dir; Mike Werb, Carol Trussel, Prods. V Sci-Fi Drama, 1 Hour for ABC, WB-TV Yves Simoneau, Dir; Scott Peters and Steve Pearlman, Exec Prods LONG FORM BURY MY HEART AT Historical Epic, 2 Hour HBO Films Presentation, Yves Simoneau, Dir WOUNDED KNEE Dick Wolf & Tom Thayer, Exec Prods Emmy Award Hollywood Post Alliance Award - 2007 ACE “Eddie” Nom - 2008 4929 Wilshire Bl., Ste. 259, Los Angeles, CA., 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] MICHAEL ORNSTEIN, ACE WHO IS CLARK Drama, 2 Hour for Lifetime Television, Sony Pictures TV ROCKEFELLER? Mikael Salomon, Dir; Judith Verno, Ilene Cahn-Powers, Exec Prods. RUFFIAN Horse-racing Drama, 2 Hour ESPN Original Entertainment Production Yves Simoneau, Dir; Orly Adelson, Exec Prod. NIGHTMARES & Anthology Mini-series based on Stephen King stories for TNT DREAMSCAPES Various Directors; Mike Robe, Jeffrey Hayes, Bill Haber, Exec Prods. FOUR MINUTES Sports Drama, 2 Hour ESPN Original Entertainment Production Charles Beeson, Dir; Lynn Raynor, Prod; Jerry Abrams, Exec Prod. ACE "Eddie" Award HELEN OF TROY Historical drama, 4 Hour Mini-series for USA Studios John Kent Harrison, Dir; Adam Shapiro, Exec Prod. TAKEN Sci-Fi, 20 Hour Mini-series, Dreamworks TV for SyFy Various Directors, Les Bohem & Steven Spielberg, Exec Prods. ACE "Eddie" Nomination HIGH NOON Western Remake, 2 Hour for TBS, Rosemont Prods. Rod Hardy, Dir; David Rosemont, Prod. HOPE Dramedy, 2 Hour for TNT, Cherry Alley Prods. Goldie Hawn, Dir; Teri Schwartz, Prod. ACE "Eddie" Nomination DEAN KOONTZ'S Thriller, 4 Hour Mini-series for Fox, Mandalay Ent/TriStar TV INTENSITY Yves Simoneau, Dir; Preston Fischer, Prod. IN COLD BLOOD Crime Drama, 4 Hour Mini-series for CBS, Hallmark Entertainment Jonathan Kaplan, Dir; Rob't Halmi, Exec Prod. Emmy Nomination ACE "Eddie" Nomination DEAD MAN'S WALK Prequel to "Lonesome Dove", 5 Hour Mini-series for ABC Yves Simoneau, Dir; Larry Levinson, Larry McMurtry, Exec Prods. AMELIA EARHART: Period Adventure/Drama, 2 Hour for TNT Original Movie, Avenue Picts. THE FINAL FLIGHT Yves Simoneau, Dir; Cary Brokaw, Exec Prod. Emmy Nomination CableAce Award 4929 Wilshire Bl., Ste. 259, Los Angeles, CA., 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] .
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