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VICTORIA AUTH Costume Designer TELEVISION DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS ROSEWOOD Season 2 Deran Serafian Todd Harthan, Vahan Moosekian, Deran Serafian Temple Hill Entertainment / 20th Century Fox NOTORIOUS Pilot 2016 Michael Engler Josh Berman, Josh Berry, Michael Engler Sony Pictures TV / ABC SECRETS AND LIES Season 2 Adam Arkin Barbie Kligman, Adam Arkin & Various Directors Caroline James / ABC THE ADVERSARIES Pilot Stephen Cragg David Zabel, Tommy Burns / ABC STATE OF AFFAIRS Series Joe Carnahan Joe Carnahan, Dario Scardapane & Various Directors Charles Carroll / NBC RED ZONE Pilot James Foley Nikki Toscano, Kerry Ehring, Bill Johnson NBC / CBS GANG RELATED Series Nelson McCormick Scott Rosenbaum, Chris Morgan & Various Directors Nelson McCormick, Howard Griffith 20th Century Fox / Imagine Television BETRAYAL Pilot Patty Jenkins David Zabel, Tim Iacofano, Alon Aranya ABC THE MOB DOCTOR Pilot & Series Michael Dinner, Ken Olin Josh Berman, Michael Dinner Carla Kettner Ken & Various Directors Olin, Rob Wright / Sony THE FINDER Pilot & Series Dan Sackheim Hart Hanson, Barry Josephson & Various Directors Dan Sackheim, Vahan Moosekian / Fox LIE TO ME Series - Seasons 2 & 3 Dan Sackheim Alex Cary, David Graziano, Shawn Ryan Dan Sackheim, Vahan Moosekian Imagine Entertainment / Fox THREE RIVERS Pilot Dan Attias Carol Barbee, Curtis Hanson, Ted Gold Ralph Berge / CBS/Paramount ELI STONE Series - 2 Seasons David Petrarca Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim & Various Directors David Petrarca, Michael Cedar / Disney THE EX LIST Pilot Timothy Busfield Diane Ruggiero, Jonathan Levin Jimmy Simons / CBS DRIVE Series Greg Yaitanes Tim Minear, John Moranville, John Gray Scott Printz / Fox NIGHT STALKER Series Dan Sackheim Frank Spotnitz, Dan Sackheim John Kousakis, Michael Cedar / ABC SURFACE Pilot Josh & Jonas Pate Josh & Jonas Pate, Ed Milkovich / NBC MEDICAL INVESTIGATION Pilot & Series Marc Buckland Steve Mitchell, Katherine Pope, Mark Buckland Scott Vila, Jim Hart / NBC METHOD AND RED SHOW 6 Episodes Various Directors Kel Cahoon, Will Gluck, Robert Lewis Gary Law / Fox DRAGNET Series Various Directors Dick Wolf, Walon Green, Jeffrey Reiner Barry Berg, Jonas Pate, Josh Pate / ABC BATTLESTAR GALACTICA MOW Bryan Singer Bryan Singer, Tim Iacofano, Tom DeSanto 6 Month Design & Prep Fox / USA THE TICK Series Various Directors Barry Sonnenfeld, Barry Josephson Nomination, Best Period/Fantasy Costumes – Larry Charles, Flody Suarez Costume Designers Guild Vahan Moosekian / Fox / Columbia PROFILER Final Two Seasons Various Directors Steve Kronish, Tim Iacofano / NBC LAW & ORDER L.A. Trilogy Ed Sherrin Dick Wolf / NBC Partial List .

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JENNIFER S. BADGER STUNT COORDINATOR * SECOND UNIT DIRECTOR Five Time Screen Actors Guild Award Nominee Four Time Nominee For Taurus World Stunt Awards 2012 Winner- Action Icon Award ATLANTA RESIDENT Cell: 352-408-7416 [email protected] Visit www.JenniferBadger.com for Coordinating and Action Speciﬁc Reels STUNT COORDINATOR CREDITS Swagger - Series for CBS & Apple TV Director- Reggie Rock Bythewood, UPM- Wayne Morris, Producers- Kevin Durant, Rich Kleiman, Brian Grazer, Francie Calfo. 1st AD- Chad Graves, DP- Elliot Davis Heart of Life - Pilot for FOX Director- Anne Fletcher, UPM- Joe Lotito, Producers- Ben Queen, Jake Kasdan, Melvin Mar, John Mayer, Paul Weitz, Neal Ahern, 1st AD- Danny Silverberg, DP- Edward Pei, P-Valley - Series for Starz Director- Varies per episode, UPM- Brandon Leonard, Producers- Katori Hall, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Patrik Polk, Carol Cuddy, Khaliah Neal, Montiez Monroe, 1st ADs- John Nelson, Carol Green, DP- Nancy Schreiber, Richard Vialet Brockmire (Season 3) - Series for IFC Director- Maurice Marable, UPM- Matt Spiegel, Producers- Hank Azaria, Joel Church-Cooper, Mike Farah, Joe Farrell, Christopher D’Elia, Sheena Datt, 1st AD- Spencer Jarvis, DP- Adam Bricker Raising Dion - Series for Netﬂix Director- Varies per block, UPM- Damien Lubiak, Producers - Carol Barbee, Charles King, Dennis Liu, Kim Roth, Poppy Hanks, Michael B. Jordan, Kenny Goodman, Seith Mann, Robert Phillips, 1st ADs- Bobby Bastarache, Shawn Pipkin-West, DPs- Armando Salas, Peter Flickenberg Queen America - Series for Facebook Director-
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