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ZOLOT, Andrew ANDREW ZOLOT LINE PRODUCER TELEVISION THE STRAIN (Seasons 1-4) FX Prod: Carlton Cuse, Guillermo del Toro, Dir. Various (Line Producer – New York) Chuck Hogan HAMMERHEAD (Pilot) Prod: Kerry Orent, Tony Gilroy, Andy Zolot Dir. Dean Imperial (Producer) CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM (Season 8) HBO Prod: Larry David, Jeff Garlin, Gavin Polone Dir. Various (Production Manager) FEATURES ALL THESE SMALL MOMENTS Moving Picture Artists Prod: Jed Mellick, Lauren Avinoam Dir: Melissa Miller (Executive Producer/Unit Production Manager) LITTLE ROOTIE TOOTIE River Bend Pictures Prod: Daniel Algrant, Paul Condoleon, Dir: Daniel Algrant (Co-Producer) Stan Erdreich, Frederick Zollo PERMISSION Ball & Chain Prod: Rebecca Hall, Margot Hand, Giri Tharan, Dir: Brian Crano (Unit Production Manager) Joshua Thurston LILY OF THE FEAST Jackson Leonard Prod. Prod: Craig Cohen, TJ Sansone Dir: Frederico Castelluccio (Line Producer, Co-Producer) TRUTH Sony Pictures Classics Prod: Brad Fischer, Doug Mankoff, Dir: James Vanderbilt (Line Producer - New York) Brett Ratner, William Sherak COLUMBUS CIRCLE Oxymoron Ent. Prod: Christopher Mallick, William Sherak, Dir: George Gallo (Line Producer - New York) Jason Shuman WIN WIN Fox Searchlight Pictures Prod: Lisa Maria Falcone, Michael London, Dir: Tom McCarthy (Production Supervisor- Reshoots) Tom McCarthy, Mary Jane Skalski LIMITLESS Relativity Media Prod: Leslie Dixon, Ryan Kavanaugh, Dir: Neil Burger (Production Supervisor- Reshoots) Scott Kroopf I HATE VALENTINE’S DAY Blue Star Pictures Prod: Madeleine Sherak, William Sherak, Dir: Nia Vardalos (Production Supervisor) Jason Shuman DEATH IN LOVE DI Love Prod: Boaz Yakin, Joseph Zolfo Dir: Boaz Yakin (Associate Producer/Production Supervisor) THE ILLUSIONIST Bull’s Eye Entertainment Prod: David Koppelman, David Levien, Dir: Neil Burger (Post-Production Supervisor) Michael London, Cathy Schulman SHAFT Munich Film Partners Prod: Mark Roybal, Scott Rudin, Dir: John Singleton (Post-Production Supervisor) John Singleton WIDE AWAKE Miramax Prod: Cathy Conrad, Cary Woods Dir: M. Night Shyamalan (Post-Production Supervisor- Recut) COP LAND Miramax Prod: Cathy Konrad, Ezra Swerdlow, Dir: James Mangold (Post-Production Supervisor) Cary Woods 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .
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