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DAVID HANDMAN, A.C.E. FILM EDITOR AWARDS & NOMINATIONS EMMY AWARD and ACE EDDIE AWARD 2007 “PATH TO 9/11, part two” Outstanding Single- Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries or Movie EMMY NOMINATIONS 2002-2005 “SURVIVOR” (Amazon, Pearl Islands, All-Stars, Vanuatu, Palau) Outstanding Picture Editing for Non-Fiction Programming TELEVISION “SWAMP PEOPLE” (doc-reality*) Brad Blondheim; History “ALASKA, THE LAST FRONTIER” (doc-reality) Grant Kahler; Discovery “PROJECT RUNWAY” (competition-reality*) Glenn Morgan; Bravo “LAST AMERICAN COWBOY” (doc-reality) Benjamin Beatie; Animal Planet “HARPER’S ISLAND” (series) Jon Turteltaub, Jeffrey Bell; CBS Paramount “WOMEN’S MURDER CLUB” (series) Elizabeth Craft, Sarah Fain, Scott Gemmill; Fox “LITTLE PEOPLE, BIG WORLD” (doc-reality) Gay Rosenthal, Paul Barosse; TLC “GRACE” (pilot*) Gary Randall, Artie Mandelberg, Nancy Miller, Holly Hunter; TNT “VANISHED” (series) Josh Berman, Mimi Leder, Carla Kettner, Chuck Pratt Jr; Fox “PATH TO 9/11” (miniseries*) Dir: David L. Cunningham; Prod: Hans Proppe, Marc Platt; ABC “SURVIVOR” (competition-reality*) Tom Shelly, Mark Burnett; CBS “MARTIAL LAW” (series) Bill Rabkin, Lee Goldberg; CBS “RESCUE 77” (series) Aron Spelling, E. Duke Vincent; WB “413 HOPE STREET” (series) Damon Wayans, Henry Bromell, Dean Lorey; Fox “HIGH INCIDENT” (series) Steven Spielberg, Ann Donahue, Charles Haid; ABC “CAGNEY AND LACEY, THROUGH THE GLASS CEILING” (MOW) Dir: John Patterson; Prod: Barney Rosenzweig; CBS “VISIONS OF MURDER” (MOW) Dir: Michael Rhodes; Prod: Freyda Rothstien CBS “SPY” (MOW) Dir: Phillip Messina; Prod: Robert Lewis; CBS “CHRISTY” (MOW, series) Dir: Michael Rhodes; Prod: Barney Rosenzweig; MTM “THE TRIALS OF ROSIE O’NEILL ” (series) Barney Rosenzweig; CBS “HILL STREET BLUES” (series) David Milch, Jeffrey Lewis; MTM; CBS FEATURES “THE STONING OF SORAYA M.”* Dir: Cyrus Nowrasteh; Prod. Steve McEveety; M-Power “AMUSEMENT”* (re-cut) Neal Edelstein, Mike Macari, Meredith Finn; New Line Cinema “AFTER”* Dir: David L. Cunningham; Prod: Penelope Foster, Edwin Marshall “MANIACTS” (re-cut) Dir: Curt Cressler; Prod: Jenny Hinkey “JASON X” Dir: Jim Isaac; Prod: Sean Cunningham; New Line Cinema “CARNIVAL OF SOULS” (re-cut) Prod: Michael Meltzer; Exec. Prod: Wes Craven; Trimark “WISHMASTER” Dir: Robert Kurtzman; Prod: David Tripet; Exec. Prod: Wes Craven; Live “JASON GOES TO HELL” Dir: Adam Marcus; Prod: Sean Cunningham; New Line Cinema “DEEPSTAR SIX” Dir: Sean Cunningham; Prod: Patrick Markey; Carolco “DISTURBED” Dir: Charles Winkler; Prod: Brad Wyman “WEEDS”* Dir: John Hancock; Prod. Bill Badalato; DEG “YOU TALKIN’ TO ME?” Dir: Charles Winkler; Prod: Michael Polaire * annotates shared credit 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 259 Los Angeles, CA 90010 ph 323.782.1854 fx 323.345.5690 [email protected] .

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