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Download Resume LINDSAY JONES Original Music and Sound for Film/TV/Theatre [email protected] - (773) 230-3143 FILM/TV ORIGINAL MUSIC HEARING VOICES ANTHRACITE FILMS JUN 2019 MICHAEL JAMES KACEY, DIR. THE FOLLOWER PATRICK LIVES ON FILMS NOV 2018 PARTICIA FRONTAIN,DIR. BROTHERS-IN-LAW JAYO PICTURES MAY 2018 KENT FAULCON and JAY OLIVE, DIRS. LIGHT PATRICK LIVES ON FILMS SEPT 2017 PARTICIA FRONTAIN, DIR. MIND READING FILMOGRAPH AUG 2016 STEWART MCALPINE, DIR. HOUSE OF STAIRS NOMAFILMS DEC 2015 ERIC SIMONSON, DIR. THE VIEW FROM TALL TELEPORTER PRODUCTIONS JUN 2015 ERICA WEISS, DIR. MARY NEW YORK TIME FILM CO. JUN 2013 WILLOW HALE, DIR. THE BRASS TEAPOT MAGNOLIA PICTURES APR 2013 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. DEFAMATION CANAC FILMS FEB 2013 SCOTT SILBERSTEIN, DIR. MARTHA STEWART SHOWCASE TRIO FILMS OCT 2012 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. HOLLYWOOD FOREVER CONCHITA PICTURES OCT 2010 AMY LUDWIG, DIR. ASH BIG FIELD PRODUCTIONS JAN 2010 TOM GERATY, DIR. ARMED RESPONSE DOGVILLE PICTURES MAR 2009 NINA SALLINEN, DIR. GRACE TRIO FILMS DEC 2008 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. CLEAVELAND FOLLOW FILMS NOV 2008 WILLIAM PAYNE, DIR. KINSHIP NEW YORK TIME FILM CO. JUNE 2008 WILLOW HALE, DIR. FAMILY PRACTICE SONY PICTURES/LIFETIME TELEVISON OCT 2008 BART FREUNDLICH, DIR. THE BRASS TEAPOT TRIO FILMS SEPT 2007 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. ALFRED MANN NOMAFILMS JULY 2007 ERIC SIMONSON, DIR. A NOTE OF TRIUMPH: THE GOLDEN AGE OF NORMAN CORWIN NOMAFILMS/HBO JUN 2006 ERIC SIMONSON, DIR. • (2006 ACADEMY AWARD – BEST DOCUMENTARY, SHORT SUBJECT) • ASPARAGUS! PBS TELEVISION/ SPARGEL PRODUCTIONS OCT 2005 KIRSTEN KELLY and ANNE DEMARE, DIRS. SURVIVING EDEN CINEVILLE SEPT 2004 GREG PRITIKIN, DIR. THE DISAPPEARED (LOS DESAPARECIDOS) BONAR-AGUELLO PRODUCTIONS AUG 2002 JEFFERSON BONAR, DIR. AMERIKAN PASSPORT IFC FILMS/BRAVO NETWORK/STUDIO CANAL MAY 2002 REED PAGET, DIR. URBAN SCRAWLS SILVER LINING FILMS NOV 2001 JAMIE SCHENK, DIR. COMMERCIALS SMARTYPANTS – “Young Life” ADOLESCENT JUN 2014 LILY ELIANA, DIR. NIKE – “Winning” TRIO FILMS JUN 2013 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. MARTHA STEWART/STAPLES – “Avery” TRIO FILMS OCT 2012 RAMAA MOSLEY, DIR. DOW - “Audio Logo” CHEMPETITIVE GROUP JAN 2010 DON BARSHINGER, DIR. LIFE FOUNDATION - “Wonders” PLUM PICTURES AUG 2009 TIM PLUM, DIR. LIFE FOUNDATION - “For Love” PLUM PICTURES APR 2009 TIM PLUM, DIR. LIFE FOUNDATION - “Excuses” PLUM PICTURES AUG 2008 TIM PLUM, DIR. VIDEO GAMES THE DIGITS: FRACTION BLAST (for Android/iOS) FUNDA GROUP SEPT 2012 SCOTTY ISERI, DIR. SOUND DESIGN INDEPENDENT LENS (“From Page To Stage”) PBS TELEVISION DEC 2013 ROBERT LEVI, DIR. A GOOD MAN PBS TELEVISON/KARTEMQUIN FILMS NOV 2011 GORDON QUINN and BOB HERCULES, DIRS. 2010 KENNEDY CENTER HONORS CBS TELEVISION/KENNEDY CENTER PROD. DEC 2010 BILL T. JONES, DIR. (BILL T. JONES, RECIPIENT) THEATRE BROADWAY SLAVE PLAY LUNT-FONTANNE (NYC, NY) SEPT 2019 – JAN 2020 ROBERT OHARA, DIR. THE NAP FRIEDMAN THEATRE (NYC, NY) SEPT 2018 DAN SULLIVAN, DIR. 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THE ODD COUPLE STAGE WEST (TORONTO, CANADA) MAR - MAY 2001 HARVEY MEDLINSKY, DIR OFF BROADWAY BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY KEEN COMPANY (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2020 LA WILLIAMS, DIR. ALL MY CHILDREN SHEEN CENTER (NYC, NY) APR – JUN 2019 ETHAN MCSWEENY, DIR. SLAVE PLAY NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP (NYC, NY) NOV – DEC 2019 ROBERT OHARA, DIR. LITTLE ROCK SHEEN CENTER (NYC, NY) MAY – SEPT 2018 RAJENDRA RAHMON, DIR. FEEDING THE DRAGON PRIMARY STAGES (NYC, NY) MAR - APR 2018 MARIA MILEAF, DIR KINGS PUBLIC THEATRE (NYC, NY) JAN – MAR 2018 THOMAS KAIL, DIR. MANKIND PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS (NYC, NY) DEC – FEB 2018 ROBERT OHARA, DIR. DISCORD PRIMARY STAGES (NYC,NY) SEPT – OCT 2017 KIMBERLY SENIOR, DIR. NO WAKE 59E59 (NYC, NY) SEPT – OCT 2017 VERONICA BRADY, DIR. BELLA PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS (NYC, NY) MAY – JUL 2017 ROBERT OHARA, DIR. PRIVACY PUBLIC THEATRE (NYC, NY) JUN – AUG 2016 JOSIE ROURKE, DIR. DRY POWDER PUBLIC THEATRE (NYC, NY) FEB – MAY 2016 THOMAS KAIL, DIR. SMOKEFALL MCC THEATRE (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2016 ANNE KAUFFMAN, DIR. BARBECUE PUBLIC THEATER (NYC, NY) SEPT – OCT 2015 ROBERT O’HARA, DIR. THE TALLEST TREE IN THE FOREST BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC (NYC, NY) MAR – APR 2015 MOISES KAUFMAN, DIR. THE UNDENIABLE SOUND OF RIGHT NOW RATTLESTICK PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE (NYC, NY) MAR = APR 2015 KIRSTEN KELLY, DIR. BOOTYCANDY PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS (NYC, NY) AUG – OCT 2014 ROBERT O’HARA, DIR. WITNESSED BY THE WORLD 59E59 THEATRES (NYC, NY) NOV – DEC 2013 KAREN CARPENTER, DIR. BRONX BOMBERS PRIMARY STAGES (NYC, NY) SEPT – NOV 2013 ERIC SIMONSON, DIR. MR JOY LCT3 (NYC, NY) MAR – APR 2013 SHERYL KALLER, DIR. WILD WITH HAPPY PUBLIC THEATER (NYC, NY) OCT – DEC 2012 ROBERT O’HARA, DIR. A TWIST OF WATER 59E59 THEATRES (NYC, NY) OCT – NOV 2012 ERICA WEISS, DIR. MR JOY RIVERSIDE THEATRE (NYC, NY) MAY – JUN 2012 SHERYL KALLER, DIR. THE MORINI STRAD PRIMARY STAGES (NYC, NY) MAR – MAY 2012 CASEY CHILDS, DIR. MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN PEARL THEATRE (NYC, NY) MAR – MAY 2012 J.R. SULLIVAN, DIR. RX PRIMARY STAGES (NYC, NY) JAN – MAR 2012 ETHAN MCSWEENY, DIR. THROUGH THE NIGHT WESTSIDE THEATRE (NYC, NY) JAN – MAY 2011 CHARLES RANDOLPH-WRIGHT, DIR. THROUGH THE NIGHT UNION SQUARE THEATRE (NYC, NY) SEPT – DEC 2010 CHARLES RANDOLPH-WRIGHT, DIR. THE BURNT PART BOYS PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZIONS (NYC, NY) MAY – JUN 2010 JOE CALARCO, DIR. THROUGH THE NIGHT RIVERSIDE THEATRE (NYC, NY) MAY – JUN 2010 CHARLES RANDOLPH-WRIGHT, DIR. TOP SECRET NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2010 JOHN RUBENSTEIN, DIR. HARD TIMES PEARL THEATRE (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2010 J. R. SULLIVAN, DIR. THE BROTHERS SIZE and MARCUS PUBLIC THEATER (NYC, NY) OCT – DEC 2009 ROBERT O’HARA, DIR. IN THE RED AND BROWN WATER PUBLIC THEATER (NYC, NY) OCT – DEC 2009 TINA LANDAU, DIR. OSCAR AND THE PINK LADY ALLIANCE FRANCAISE (NYC, NY) JAN – FEB 2009 FRANK DUNLOP, DIR. THE GLASS CAGE MINT THEATRE (NYC, NY) SEPT – OCT 2008 LOU JACOB, DIR. A DANGEROUS PERSONALITY PERRY STREET THEATRE/ WOMEN’S PROJECT JUN – JUL 2008 MARTIN PLATT, DIR. SOMETHING YOU DID PRIMARY STAGES (NYC, NY) MAR – APR 2008 CAROLYN CANTOR, DIR. 21 POSITIONS PUBLIC THEATRE/ FORDHAM UNIV. (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2008 LISA PETERSON, DIR. THE SCARIEST THE EXCHANGE (NYC, NY) FEB – MAR 2008 ARI EDELSON/ MEREDITH MCDONOUGH, DIRS. 1001 PAGE 73 PRODUCTIONS (NYC, NY) OCT – NOV 2008 ETHAN MCSWEENY, DIR. MARIONETTE MACBETH NEW VICTORY THEATRE (NYC, NY) APR - MAY 2007 KATE BUCKLEY, DIR. LIVE GIRLS URBAN STAGES (NYC, NY) OCT – NOV 2006 LOU JACOB, DIR. ALMOST MADE URBAN STAGES (NYC, NY) OCT – NOV 2006 D.W. BROWN, DIR. JOHN FERGUSON MINT THEATRE (NYC, NY) SEPT – OCT 2006 MARTIN PLATT, DIR. HARDBALL SAMUEL BECKETT THEATRE (NYC, NY) JUL - AUG 2006 LOU JACOB, DIR SPLITTING INFINITY HAROLD CLURMAN THEATRE (NYC, NY) JUL 2006 MATT SHAKMAN, DIR. TREASON PERRY STREET THEATRE (NYC, NY) JUN – AUG 2006 MARTIN PLATT, DIR. 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