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Brian Murray FILM Nightmare on Elm St (2011) The Would-Be-Warrior Dir. Samuel Bayer, Dir. David Twahy, Nickelodeon Platinum Dunes Movies Tim Burton's Alice in Redline Wonderland Dir. Andy Cheng, Chicago Dir. Tim Burton, Walt Disney Releasing Studios Motion Pictures Torque Green Lantern Dir. Joseph, Warner Brothers Dir. Greg Berlanti, Warner Pictures Brothers Below 300 Dir. David Twahy, Miramax Films Dir. Zack Snyder, Warner Brothers What Is Love Pitch Black Dir. Mars Callahan, Big Sky Dir. David Twahy, USA Films Motion Pictures Rollerball Mortal Kombat: Annihilation Dir. John McTiernan, MGM Home Dir. John R. Leonetti, New Line Entertainment Cinema Perfect Getaway Air Force One Dir. David Twahy, Rogue Pictures Dir. Peter Schnall, Warner Home Vide TELEVISION Entourage Producer: Mark Wahlberg, Ugly Betty Home Box Office (HBO) Producer: Salma Hayek, ABC Los Angeles 310.642.2721 New York 212.980.7979 [email protected] Brian Murray CSI Monk Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer Producer: Andy Breckman, ABC Television, CBS Studios CSI: Miami Eli Stone (pilot) Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer Producer: Greg Berlanti, ABC Television, CBS Studios CSI: New York Sliders Producer: Ann Donahue, CBS Producer: Tracy Tormé, Fox Network Grey’s Anatomy Producer: Betsy Beers, ABC Babylon 5 Star Trek: Enterprise Producer: John Copeland, Prime Producer: Rick Berman, UPN Time Entertainment Network THEME PARK Terminator 2: 3D Location: Universal Studios Hollywood MUSIC VIDEO Madonna Madonna “You Must Love Me” “Ray Of Light” Dir. Alan Parker, Culver Dir. Jonas Åkerlund, Raleigh Studios Studios Los Angeles 310.642.2721 New York 212.980.7979 [email protected] .

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