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WILLIAM DOYLE PRODUCER FEATURES MANK Netflix Prod: Eric Roth, Douglas Urbanski Dir: David Fincher (Line Producer/ Co-Producer) THE GREAT WALL Universal Pictures Prod: Jon Jashni, Peter Loehr, Dir: Yimou Zhang (Supervising Location Manager) Thomas Tull BATMAN V SUPERMAN: Warner Bros. Prod: Charles Roven, Emma Thomas, Dir: Zack Snyder DAWN OF JUSTICE (Supervising Location Manager) Deborah Snyder, Christopher Nolan MAN OF STEEL Warner Bros. Prod: Christopher Nolan, Dir: Zack Snyder (Supervising Location Manager) Deborah Snyder GREEN LANTERN Warner Bros. Prod: Greg Berlanti, Donald De Line Dir: Martin Campbell (Supervising Location Manager) THE SOCIAL NETWORK Columbia Pictures Prod: Dana Brunetti, Scott Rudin Dir: David Fincher (Location Manager) 2012 Columbia Pictures Prod: Larry Franco, Mark Gordon Dir: Roland Emmerich (Location Manager) STAR TREK Paramount Pictures Prod: J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof Dir: J.J. Abrams (Location Consultant) THE CURIOUS CASE OF Paramount Pictures Prod: Cean Chaffin, Kathleen Kennedy Dir: David Fincher BENJAMIN BUTTON Frank Marshall, Tommy Turtle (Supervising Location Manager) THE LOST TAPE: ANDY’S TERRIFYING Universal Pictures Prod: Scott Devine, Constantine Nasr Dir: Zack Snyder LAST DAYS REVEALED (Location Manager) REFLECTIONS OF A SENSITIVE MAN Cabal Entertainment Prod: Joe Vinciguerra, Nicole Wright Dir: Joe Vinciguerra (Associate Producer) THINGS TO DO IN DENVER WHEN Miramax Prod: Jonathan McHugh, Cary Woods Dir: Gary Fleder YOU’RE DEAD (Location Manager) EXTREME JUSTICE Trimark Pictures Prod: Frank Sacks, Mark Amin Dir: Mark L. Lester (Location Manager) FAMILY PLAYERS Arrow Releasing Prod: Mark Levinson, Dir: Scott M. (Location Manager) Bonnie Sugar Rosenfelt THE WATERDANCE The Samuel Goldwyn Co. Prod: Marie Cantin, Gale Anne Hurd Dir: Neal Jimenez, (Location Manager) Michael Steinberg SUBURBAN COMMANDO New Line Cinema Prod: Howard Gottfried, Hulk Hogan Dir: Burt Kennedy (Location Manager) TELEVISION MINDHUNTER Netflix Prod: Jennifer Erwin, David Fincher, Dir: Various (Seasons 1-2) (Co-Producer) Charlize Theron AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE PBS Prod: Dan Lupovitz, Steven Haft Dir: Robert Allan (Series) (Location Consultant) Ackerman HELL HATH NO FURY NBC Prod: Patricia Finnegan, Bill Finnegan Dir: Thomas J. Wright (MOW) (Location Manager) HELD HOSTAGE: THE SIS AND JERRY ABC Prod: Dennis Nemec, Carol Polakoff Dir: Roger Young LEVIN STORY (MOW) (Location Manager) 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .

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