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MAMIEYOUNG ADG IATSE 800 SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY TELEVISION “Are You Sleeping” (9 eps) Graphic Designer APPLE TV / HELLO SUNSHINE PD: Corey Kaplan, EP: Nichelle Tramble Spellman “The Kominsky Method” (8 eps) Graphic Designer NETFLIX / WB PD: Rusty Smith/Denny Dugally, EP: Chuck Lorre “Major Crimes” (89 eps) Graphic Designer WB / TNT PD: Paul Eads, EP: James Duff / Michael M. Robin “Chicago Med” (2 eps) Graphic Designer NBC PD: Lori Agostino, EP: Dick Wolf “The Fosters” (6 eps) Graphic Designer ABC Family PD: Rachel Kramerman “Criminal Minds – Beyond Borders” (1 eps) Graphic Designer CBS PD: Stuart Blatt, EP: Mark Gordon “Angie Tribeca” (9 eps) Graphic Designer TBS PD: Paul Eads, EP: Ira Ungerleider “The Infamous” (pilot) Graphic Designer A&E PD: Meghan C. Rogers “Battlecreek” (1 eps) Graphic Designer FOX PD: Andrew Murdock, EP: Vince Gilligan “Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Graphic Designer AMAZON Normal Street” (2 eps) PD: Kristan Andrews “The New Normal” (19 eps) Art Dept Coordinator FOX PD: Tony Fanning, EP: Ryan Murphy “The Closer” (65 eps) Art Dept Coordinator WB / TNT PD: Paul Eads, EP: James Duff / Michael M. Robin “Private Practice” (10 eps) Art PA ABC PD: Greg Melton, EP: Shonda Rhimes FEATURES “An American Girl Story - Ivy & Julie” Graphic Designer AMAZON PD: Kristan Andrews “Delirium” Art Dept Coordinator Appian Way / Blumhouse Prod. PD: Barry Robison, Dir: Dennis Illiadis “Ouija” Art Dept Coordinator Universal / Blumhouse Prod. PD: Barry Robison, Dir: Stiles White “Mirrors” (add’ photography) Graphic Designer 20th Century Fox PD: Richard Toyon, Dir: Alexandre Aja QUALIFICATIONS Adobe CS – Photoshop/Illustrator EDUCATION USC – Bachelor of Architecture USC – Cinema-Television Production: Production Design.

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