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STEVE E. ANDREWS First Assistant Director (12/3/14) STEVE E. ANDREWS First Assistant Director FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “TRUTH” James Vanderbilt Mythology Ent. Brad Fischer RatPac Ent. James Vanderbilt “LAST CAB TO DARWIN” Jeremy Sims Last Cab Productions Jeremy Sims Greg Duffy “THE GIVER” Phillip Noyce The Weinstein Co. Jeff Bridges Walden Media Nikki Silver “MANDELA: LONG WALK TO Justin Chadwick Pathe Anant Singh FREEDOM” Distant Horizon Weinstein Company “THE BOURNE LEGACY” Tony Gilroy Universal Pictures Frank Marshall Ben Smith Jeffrey M. Weiner “THE TOURIST” Florian Henckel von GK Films Gary Barber Donnersmarck Columbia Pictures Roger Birnbaum Jonathan Glickman Tim Headington Graham King “KNOWING” Alex Proyas Escape Artists Steve Tisch Summit Entertainment Todd Black David Alper Sean Perrone “THE NO. 1 LADIES DETECTIVE Anthony Minghella Mirage Enterprises Tim Bricknell AGENCY” Anthony Minghella Amy J. Moore Sydney Pollack “BREAKING AND ENTERING” Anthony Minghella Mirage Enterprises Tim Bricknell Miramax Sydney Pollack “COLD MOUNTAIN” Anthony Minghella Miramax Bill Horberg Sydney Pollack “THE QUIET AMERICAN” Phillip Noyce Mirage Enterprises Bill Horberg Sydney Pollack “MOULIN ROUGE” Baz Luhrmann 20 TH Century Fox Martin Brown “THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY” Anthony Minghella Miramax Bill Horberg Paramount Pictures Tom Sternberg “DARK CITY” Alex Proyas New Line Cinema Andrew Mason “THE ENGLISH PATIENT” Anthony Minghella Miramax Saul Zaentz Alessandro Von Normann SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES U.S.A. Tel: (310) 285-0303 Fax: (310) 285-0218 e-mail: [email protected] (12/3/14) STEVE E. ANDREWS Assistant Director -2- FILM & TELEVISION DIRECTOR COMPANIES PRODUCERS “CASPER” Brad Silberling Amblin Steven Spielberg Universal Pictures Colin Wilson “MR. WONDERFUL” Anthony Minghella Samuel Goldwyn Marianne Moloney Company “LORENZO’S OIL” George Miller Universal Pictures George Miller Doug Mitchell “AT PLAY IN THE FIELDS OF Hector Babenco The Saul Zaentz Co. Saul Zaentz THE LORD” Universal Pictures “A CRY IN THE DARK” Fred Schepisi Warner Bros Verity Lambert “SHOUT!: THE STORY OF Ted Robinson View Pictures Ben Gannon JOHNNY O’ KEEFE” “MAD MAX BEYOND George Miller Kennedy Miller Prods. George Miller THUNDERDOME” George Ogilvie Doug Mitchell “BODY LINE: IT’S NOT JUST George Ogilvie Kennedy Miller Prods. George Miller CRICKET (Mini-Series) Carl Schultz Doug Mitchell Denny Lawrence Lex Marinos “RETURN TO EDEN” Karen Arthur McElroy & McElroy Hal McElroy Kevin James Dobson Tim Sanders “THE DISMISSAL” George Miller Kennedy Miller Prods. Byron Kennedy George Ogilvie George Miller Phillip Noyce John Power Carl Schultz “HEATWAVE” Phillip Noyce M & L Pty Limited Hilary Linstead New Line Cinema Ross Matthews “MOSQUITO COAST” Peter Weir The Saul Zaentz Co. Jerome Hellman Warner Bros. Saul Zaentz “GALLIPOLI” Peter Weir R & R Films Robert Stigwood Rupert Murdoch “THE SURVIVOR” David Hemmings Crystal Films Antony I. Ginnane Pact Productions “FATTY FINN” Maurice Murphy Children’s Film Brian Rosen Corporation SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES U.S.A. Tel: (310) 285-0303 Fax: (310) 285-0218 e-mail: [email protected] (12/3/14) STEVE E. ANDREWS Assistant Director - 3 – COMMERCIAL CREDITS: DIRECTOR COMPANIES QANTAS Wayne Maule Qantas pt 3 KODAK Errol Morris @Radical Media AMERITRADE Anthony Hoffman @Radical Media LIPTON Jeff Preiss Epoch BRITISH AIRWAYS Hugh Hudson Hugh Hudson Films SOL Alex Proyas Meaningful Eye Contact DAEWOO/CHEVROLET Paul Street Streetlight Films AMERICAN EXPRESS Jeff Lovinger Shooting Gallery VERIZON Jim Sonzero Shooting Gallery NEW ZEALAND TOURISM Derin Seale Silver Screen Productions NISSAN Josh Taft Baby Lemonade L&M Marcus Nispel Baby Lemonade NISSAN Nick Piper Baby Lemonade CHANEL No 5 Baz Luhrmann Revolver JOHNNIE WALKER Rey Carlson Revolver ALLTEL Walter Kehr Palomar VW GOLF Bob Gordon Flying Tiger Films MCDONALDS Mark Pellington Beach House GATORADE Iain MacKenzie Union Films CAPITOL ONE Simon West Boomerang Films REXON Tony Kaye New Doll LABOUR PARTY CAMPAIGN Anthony Minghella Paul Weiland Films MILLER BEER Andy Morahn Harry Nash Member: Directors Guild of America (DGA) SANDRA MARSH & ASSOCIATES U.S.A. Tel: (310) 285-0303 Fax: (310) 285-0218 e-mail: [email protected] .
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