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Karim Hussain, Csc Cinematographer WPA | Worldwide Production Agency Agents: Louiza Vick (Features), Brian J. Goldberg (Television) 144 N. Robertson Blvd | Suite A • West Hollywood, CA | 90048 • ph: 310.659.9965 | f: 310.943.1844 www.wp-a.com Karim Hussain, csc Cinematographer FEATURES: DIRECTOR PROD. CO. / STUDIO SEANCE Simon Barrett Dark Castle / Hanway Post-Production POSSESSOR Brandon Cronenberg WellGo USA/Elevation/ World Premiere Arclight *Sundance Film Festival World Dramatic Competition RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE Jay Baruchel Elevation / SND World Premiere *Fantastic Fest (Austin) SEVEN IN HEAVEN Chris Eigeman Universal / Blumhouse *Netflix Exclusive Release PARALLEL Isaac Ezban Bron Studios / The Realm *Fantasia Film Festival *Sitges Film Festival *Brussels Fantastic FF *Morbido Film Festival MOHAWK Ted Geoghegan Dark Sky Films / Snowfort *Fantasia Film Festival Premiere *Beyond Fest LA *Morbido Mexico RUPTURE Steven Shainberg Tango Pictures/Andrew Lazar *Premiere Fantasia Film Festival *Frightfest UK *Sitges Film Festival *BiFan Korea HYENA ROAD Paul Gross Rhombus Media / Elevation *Premiere TIFF 2015 Gala *Opening film AFF BEEBA BOYS Deepa Mehta Hamilton-Mehta / Mongrel *Premiere TIFF 2015 Gala *Closing Film AFF *London BFI Film Festival WE ARE STILL HERE Ted Geoghegan Snowfort / MPI Dark Sky *Premiere SXSW *Sitges Film Festival *Fantasia Film Festival *Stanley FF WPA | Worldwide Production Agency Agents: Louiza Vick (Features), Brian J. Goldberg (Television) 144 N. Robertson Blvd | Suite A • West Hollywood, CA | 90048 • ph: 310.659.9965 | f: 310.943.1844 www.wp-a.com Hussain, Karim – pg. 2 of 4 ANTIVIRAL Brandon Cronenberg Rhombus Media / Alliance *Premiere Cannes Film Festival, Un Certain Regard *Winner: Best Canadian First Feature, Toronto International Film Festival *Winner: Citizen Kane Award, Sitges International Film Festival *Winner: Golden Hugo, After Dark Competition, Chicago International Film Festival L'AUTRE MONDE (THE OTHERWORLD) Richard Stanley Metaluna Productions *Premiere Fantasia Film Festival *Sitges Film Festival *L'Etrange Festival Paris *WINNER : Director's Award, Morbido Film Festival Mexico *Raindance Festival UK THE ABC’S OF DEATH Jason Eisener Drafthouse Films / (segment) Magnet Releasing *Premiere Toronto International Film Festival YES WE CAN Olivier Abbou La Parisienne D’images / Film Afrika / ARTE HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN Jason Eisener Rhombus Media / Whizbang *Premiered Sundance Film Festival 2011 Films / Yer Dead Prods / Magnolia THE THEATRE BIZARRE Richard Stanley, Douglas Buck, Severin / W2 Media Cinematographer (3 segments) Various Director / Writer (1 segment - Vision Stains) TERRITORIES Olivier Abbou Melenny Prods / Transfilm / *Winner: Best Thriller –Brussels Festival of Capture The Flag / Noodles Fantasy, Science-Fiction and Thriller Film WALLED IN Gilles Paquet-Brenner Experiences Films / Leomax / Mind’s Eye / Anchor Bay LE BELLE BETE Karim Hussain Equinox Productions / Cinematographer, Producer, Co-Writer Screen Machine *Winner –Best of the Fest, Boston Underground Film Festival 2008 ASCENSION Karim Hussain Zuno Films / The Klockworx Cinematographer, Associate Producer Screen Machine / Bewiz *Winner: Best Film Sitges International Film Festival (Spain) –New Visions Competition ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Paul Van Den Boom Boom Pics / Films Transit SUBCONSICOUS CRUELTY Karim Hussain Infliction Films Co-Cinematographer, Writer, Editor WPA | Worldwide Production Agency Agents: Louiza Vick (Features), Brian J. Goldberg (Television) 144 N. Robertson Blvd | Suite A • West Hollywood, CA | 90048 • ph: 310.659.9965 | f: 310.943.1844 www.wp-a.com Hussain, Karim – pg. 3 of 4 TELEVISION: DIRECTOR PROD. CO. / STUDIO MADAME HOLLYWOOD Olivier Abbou Canal Plus / Studio + (Mini-Series) HANNIBAL (Ep 104 + 107) James Foley NBC / Universal / Gaumont Peter Medak BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Ep 117) Rick Rosenthal CW / CBS / Whizbang (2nd Unit/Stunt Unit DP) Rick Bota PLAYED (Interactive) Greg Smith CTV / Secret Location SHORTS: DIRECTOR PROD. CO. / STUDIO PLEASE SPEAK CONTINUOUSLY Brandon Cronenberg Film Forge AND DESCRIBE YOUR EXPERIENCES AS THEY COME TO YOU *Premiere Cannes Film Festival - Semaine De La Critique STIFLING Brandon Cronenberg Killjoy Collective Animalia Music Video *WINNER Huffington Post - Best Music Videos of 2014 501 Paul Gross Triple 7 Films METHOD Greg Smith Rhombus Media / Bravo Fact *Premiere Toronto International Film Festival *Vancouver International Film Festival THE CAPTURED BIRD Jovanka Vukovic Bravo Fact / Ex.Prod Guillermo Del Toro LA DERNIERE VOIX Julien Fonfrede, Karim Hussain Screen Machine Cinematographer, Producer, Co-Writer *Nominated: Best Short Film –Prix Jutra 2003 *Official Selection Toronto Film Festival AU COEUR BRISE Antoinette Karuna Screen Machine Cinematographer, Producer *Winner: SODEC Court Écrire Ton Court Contest 2004 *Official Selection Toronto Film Festival *Best Script Malibu Film Fest. DOLOROSA Christophe Debacq Metaluna Productions THE BROKEN IMAGO Douglas Buck Metaluna Productions / Mulata Films FILTHY Karim Hussain Mondo Macabro Films / Boum Prod / Screen Machine FACTS ARE SAFETY Nicholas Debot Njuta Films WPA | Worldwide Production Agency Agents: Louiza Vick (Features), Brian J. Goldberg (Television) 144 N. Robertson Blvd | Suite A • West Hollywood, CA | 90048 • ph: 310.659.9965 | f: 310.943.1844 www.wp-a.com Hussain, Karim – pg. 4 of 4 GOD’S LITTLE GIRL Mitch Davis Infliction Films DIVIDED INTO ZERO Mitch Davis Infliction Films *Winner: Best Short Film –Chicago Underground Film Festival (1999) *L’Étrange Festival Public’s Prize .
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