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Jeff Cardoni JEFF CARDONI FEATURE FILM MIDDLE SCHOOL: THE WORST YEARS Jonathan King, James Patterson, Jeff Skoll, Steve OF MY LIFE Bowen, Michael Flynn, exec. prods. CBS Films Steve Carr, dir. MIKE AND DAVE NEED WEDDING Peter Chernin, Jonathan Levine, David Ready, Jenno DATES Topping, prods. Twentieth Century Fox Jake Szymanski, dir. SMITTEN! Barry Morrow, David Nichols, Julia Rask, prods. Barry Morrow, dir. WHERE THE BAD KIDS GO James R. Hallam, Brad Keller, Barry Wernick, prods. Bad Kids Ben Browder, dir. THE CONFIRMATION Todd Hoffman, Bob Nelson, prods. Lighthouse Pictures Bob Nelson, dir. THE BETTER HALF Shay Roehm, prod. 28 th Productions Michael Winnick, dir. STEP UP: ALL IN Jennifer Gibgot, Adam Shankman, prods. Summit Entertainment Trish Sie, dir. MISS MEADOWS Eric Brenner, Rob Carliner, prods. Eagle Films Karen Leigh Hopkins, dir. A PERFECT MAN Kees Van oostrum, prod. IFC Films Kees Van Oostrum, dir. JUST FRIENDS Chris Bender, Bill Johnson, J.C. Spink, New Line Cinema William Vince, prods. Roger Kumble, dir. FIREHOUSE DOG Michael Colleary, Michael J. Maschio, Mike New Regency / Fox Werb, prods. Todd Holland, dir. OPEN SEASON 3 Kirk Bodyfelt, prod. Sony Pictures Animation Cody Cameron, dir. MISS MARCH Vince Cirrincione, Tobie Haggerty, Tom Fox Searchlight Jacobson, Steven J. Wolfe, prods. Zack Cregger, Trevor Moore, dirs. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 JEFF CARDONI THE VICIOUS KIND Neil LaBute, Tim Harms, prods. 2009 Sundance Premier Lee Toland Krieger, dir. AUTHORS ANONYMOUS Ellie Kanner, Hal Schwartz, prods. Bull Market Entertainment Ellie Kanner, dir. PEEP WORLD Felipe Marino, Keith Calder, Joe Neurauter, prods. Toronto Film Festival Premier Barry Blaustein, dir. GUNS, GIRLS & GAMBLING Williams Immerman, Scott Stone, prods. Hollywood Sky Entertainment Michael Winnick, dir. THE CHAMELEON Ram Bergman, prod. Tribeca Film Festival Premiere Jean-Paul Salome, dir. WEST END Joe Basile, Anthony J. Vorhies, prods. Westendthemovie Joe Basile, dir. FINDING JOY Shona Tuckman, Richard DiPatri, prods. Kreate Films Carlo De Rosa, dir. AMERICAN PIE: THE NAKED MILE W.K. Border, prod. Rogue Pictures / Universal Pictures Joe Nussbaum, dir. YOU AND I Sergei Konov, Leonid Minkovski, Stephen Angels Kiss Nemeth, prods. Roland Joffe, dir. BEER FOR MY HORSES Toby Keith, Donald Zuckerman, prods. Roadside Attractions / LionsGate Michael Salomon, dir. BONNEVILLE Robert May, Bob Brown, prods. Fox Home Entertainment Christopher N. Rowley, dir. SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER Joe Cilibrasi, Jennifer Maloney, Tamara Tunie, prods. Steadfast Productions Tamara Tunie, dir. AMERICAN PIE: BETA HOUSE W.K. Border, prod. Rogue Pictures / Universal Pictures Andrew Waller, dir. THE SECRET LIVES OF DORKS Steven J. Wolfe, Stephen Israel, Scott Hyman, prods. Indomitable Entertainment Salome Breziner, dir. ALL’S FAIRE IN LOVE Scott Reed, Ron Singer, prods. Patriot Pictures / MGM Home Entertainment Scott Marshall, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 JEFF CARDONI A GOOD FUNERAL Rob Aitro, Jenny Hinkey, David Moreton, prods. Blue Streak Films David Moreton, dir. 7 DIAS Bernando Bichara, Leonardo Villarreal, prods. Xenon Pictures Fernando Kalife, dir. Nominated Best Score 2006 Ariel Awards SAVE ME Chad Allen, Robert Gant, Herb Hamsher, First Run Features Judith Light, Christopher Racster, prods. 2007 Sundance Premiere Robert Cary, dir. WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS Karen Baldwin, Bob Yari, David Alexanian, prods. Walt Disney Sam Pillsbury, dir. LOVE FOR RENT Terence Michael, prod. HBO Films Shane Edelman, dir. SUGE KNIGHT Brad Fischer, prod. Showtime Antoine Fuqua, dir. TELEVISION SPEECHLESS (series) Jake Kasdan, Melvin Mar, Scorr Silveri, exec. prods. ABC TRAINING DAY (series) Antoine Fuqua, Jerry Bruckheimer, Danny Cannon, CBS KristieAnne Reed, Jonathan Littman, Barry Schindel, exec. prods. HR (pilot) Laura Steinel, Sue Naegle, Jeff Schaffer, Jeff Fox Morton, exec. prods. CHARITY CASE (pilot) Courteney Cox, Thea Mann, Robert Padnick, Fox James Griffiths, exec. prods. THE GRINDER (series) Jake Kasdan, Nicholas Stroller, Rob Lowe, Fox Andrew Mogel, exec. prods. Jake Kasdan, dir. COOPER BARRETT’S GUIDE TO Gail Berman, Jay Lacopo, exec. prods. SURVIVING LIFE (pilot & series) James Griffiths, dir. Fox MARRIED (series) Andrew Gurland, Peter Principato, FX Paul Young, exec. prods. Andrew Gurland, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 JEFF CARDONI SILICON VALLEY (series) John Altschuler, Mike Judge, Dave Krinsky, HBO Tom Lassally, exec. prods. Mike Judge, dir. THE LOTTERY (series) Danny Cannon, Dawn Parouse, Lifetime Timothy J. Sexton, exec. prods. MICHAEL J FOX SHOW (series) Will Gluck, Sam Laybourne, Michael J. Fox, exec. prods. NBC CSI: MIAMI (series) Ann Donahue, Jerry Bruckheimer, Gina CBS / Alliance Atlantis Lamar, prods. WILFRED (series) David Zuckerman, Joe Connor, Ken Connor, exec. prods. FX David Zuckerman, Randall Einhorn, prods. TEACH (documentary) Davis Guggenheim, dir. Participant Media / CBS SECRETS IN THE WALLS Kyle A. Clark, Marta M. Mobley, prods. Lifetime Movie Network Christopher Lietch, dir. FULL CIRCLE (series) Nick Hamm, Patty Ishimoto, exec. prods. DirecTV THE DEFENDERS Carol Mendelsohn, Neils Mueller, Greg CBS Walker, John Niss, prods. THE LEAGUE (series) Jeff Schaffer, Jackie Marcus-Schaffer, prods. CBS THE MCCARTHYS (TV movie) Will Gluck, Brian Gallivan, Richie Schwartz, prods. CBS Fred Savage, dir. UNDERCOVER BOSS (series) Stephen Lambert, prod. CBS MISS / GUIDED (series) Todd Holland, Ashton Kutcher, Karey Burke, prods. ABC SONS OF TUCSON (pilot) Todd Holland, Harvey Myman, Jason Felts, prods. Fox 30 DAYS (series) Morgan Spurlock, RJ Cutler, prods. FX The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 JEFF CARDONI MORE OF ME (TV movie) Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Andrea Lifetime Movie Network Simon, exec. prods. Daisy Von Scherler Mayer, dir. ENTOURAGE (series) Lori Jo Nemhauser, prod. HBO MAD TV FOX Theme Song-S13 PIMP MY RIDE Rick Hurvitz, prod. MTV BEHIND THE CAMERA: THE Michael Larkin, prod. UNAUTHORIZED CHARLIE’S ANGELS (TV movie) NBC JANE DOE: YES I REMEMBER IT WELL (TV movie) Hallmark Channel / Larry Levinson Entertainment MOVIES THAT SHOOK THE WORLD Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, exec. prods. (documentary) Gabriel Rotello, prod. AMC DARK ROOTS: THE UNAUTHORIZED Gabriel Rotello, Randy Barbato, prods. ANNA NICOLE (TV movie) Showtime MISCELLANEOUS ANOTHER EARTH Trailer JANE EYRE Trailer CBS PRODUCTIONS Logo 2009 2011 NFL SUPER BOWL 2011 Underscore MAD TV “Theme Song” Fox PIMP MY RIDE “Theme Song” MTV FURRY VENGEANCE 2010 Song “Gavotte” MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL 2009 Song “Going To The Beach” Lionsgate The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 JEFF CARDONI POST GRAD 2009 Song “Memories” Fox EURO-TRIP 2004 Song “Scotti Doesn’t Know” Dreamworks HAROLD & KUMAR 2 Song “Mr. Shadowmaker” New Line C.S.I Songs “Don’t Pay The Ransom”, “Calling”, “Trail of Tears” CBS SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND Song “SkySex” Fox THE SWEETEST THING Song “Lose Control” Sony/Columbia AUSTIN POWERS Song “Grunge-o-rama” New Line Cinema RANGO Song “Church Organ” Paramount Pictures The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 6 .
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