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ETHAN BEIGEL Supervising Sound Editor | Re-Recording Mixer SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR | SELECT TELEVISION CREDITS RIVERDALE Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa WBTV GUILT Nicole Millard/Kathryn Price Freeform SIBERIA (Reality) NBC BOSS Farhad Safinia Starz PLAYING WIT GUNS Brian Robbins Spike TV BLUE MOUNTAIN STATE Eric Falconer/Chris Tomano Spike TV Robert Bauer/Alexandra HEAD CASE Wentworth Starz SOUND EDITOR | SELECT TELEVISION CREDITS & AWARDS 30 FOR 30: THE TWO ESCOBARS (documentary) (2011) Jeff Zimbalist All Rising Films MEDIUM Glenn Gordon Caron CBS JUSTIFIED Graham Yost FX Network HAWTHORNE John Masius TNT MATADORS (Pilot) Yves Simoneau ABC BETWIXT (Pilot) Christian Duguay CW Network ATF (Pilot) CBS FRANKLIN & BASH (Pilot) Bill Chais/Kevin Falls TBS WRIGHT VS. WRONG (Pilot) Andy Fickman ABC Adam Goldberg/Seth BREAKING IN (Pilot) Gordon FOX RE-RECORDING MIXER | SELECT TELEVISION CREDITS & AWARDS DOOM PATROL Jeremy Carver DC Universe Ali Adler/ Greg SUPERGIRL Berlanti/Andrew Kreisberg CW Network THE TICK Ben Edlund Amazon GUILT Nicole Millard/Kathryn Price Freeform Warner Bros. Post Production Creative Services | 4000 Warner Blvd. | Burbank, CA 91522 | 818.954.5305 Award Key: W for Win | N for Nominated OSCAR | BAFTA | EMMY | MPSE | CAS Greg Berlanti/Geoff THE FLASH Johns/Andrew Kreisberg CW Network NCIS: NEW ORLEANS Gary Glasberg CBS RECTIFY Ray McKinnon Sundance Channel Greg Berlanti/Phil THE TOMORROW PEOPLE Klemmer/Julie Plec CW Network DECEPTION Chris Fedak NBC BOSS Farhad Safinia Starz NIKITA Craig Silversteing CW Network PLAYING WITH GUNS Brian Robbins Spike TV BLUE MOUNTAIN STATE Eric Falconer/Chris Tomano Spike TV KNIGHT RIDER Dave Andron NBC THE KILL POINT (Mini-Series) (2008) James DeMonaco Spike TV SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR | SELECT FEATURE CREDITS & AWARDS REVOLT (2018) Joe Miale Voltage Pictures THE STONING OF SORAYA (2010) Cyrus Nowrasteh Roadside Attrations Additional Credits Upon Request or Available on IMDB. Warner Bros. Post Production Creative Services | 4000 Warner Blvd. | Burbank, CA 91522 | 818.954.5305 Award Key: W for Win | N for Nominated OSCAR | BAFTA | EMMY | MPSE | CAS .

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