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Editor / Assistant Editor Resume IAN HARBILAS Picture Editor – Member MPEG IATSE 700 (310)259-5660 - [email protected] - www.ianharbilas.com EDITING Editor (Avid) – Pandora Season 2 – (2020) Executive Producers Mark A. Altman, Thomas P. Vitale, Steve Kriozere, Chris Philip, Karine Martin Directors Brea Grant, Buddy Giovinazzo Editor (Avid) – Chicago PD Season 6+7 – (2018-2020) Executive Producers Dick Wolf, Matt Olmstead, Michael Brandt, Peter Jankowski, Mark Tinker, Arthur Forney Directors David Rodriguez, Paul McCrane, Nicole Rubio, Vincent Misiano, Donald Petrie, Carl Seaton, Mykelti Williamson, Eriq La Salle, Alex Chapple Editor (Avid) – The Follower - Short Film (2018) Writer, Director, Producer Patricia Frontain Editor (Avid) – Light - Short Film (2017) Writer, Director, Producer Patricia Frontain Editor (Avid) – Deal - Short Film (2016) Writer, Director, Producer Terry Miller Editor (Avid) – Celebrities To Go - Web Series (2016) Writers / Producers Rob Gorden and Erika Smith Editor (Avid) – Human Target Season 2: Episode 210 “Cool Hand Guerrero” – (2010) Executive Producers Matt Miller, Jonathan Steinberg, Brad Kern, Peter Johnson, McG Written by Matt Whitney Directed by Craig R. Baxley Editor (Avid) – MTV/Sweet Relief PSA (2010) Editor (Avid) – The Unit Season 4: Episode 415 “Hero” (2009) Executive Producers David Mamet, Shawn Ryan Written by R. Scott Gemmill and Randy Huggins Directed by Terrence O’Hara Editor (Avid) – The Fulco Family – Pilot Presentation (2009) Executive Producer Doug Tuber Editor (Avid) – Unnamed – Pilot Presenation (2009) Executive Producer Daniel Voll Editor (Avid) – Another Life - Trailer (2002) Written by Ronald D. Moore Executive Producer Tracey D’Arcy Additional Uncredited Editing on the Majority of the Episodes I Worked on as an Assistant Editor ASSISTANT EDITING Assistant Editor (Avid) – Grey’s Anatomy Season 17 – (2021) Executive Producers Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers, Mark Gordon, Krista Vernoff, Debbie Allen, Andy Reaser Editor Tom Costain Assistant Editor (Avid) – Chicago PD Season 2-5 – (2014-2018) Executive Producers Dick Wolf, Matt Olmstead, Michael Brandt, Peter Jankowski, Mark Tinker, Arthur Forney Editors Miklos Wright, Ash Steele, Kevin Krasny Assistant Editor (Avid) – Twisted – (2013-2014) Executive Producers Adam Milch, Gavin Polone, John Ziffren, David Babcock, Chuck Pratt Editors Zeborah Tidwell, Cortney Carrillo, Chad Mochrie, Benjy Chulay Assistant Editor (Avid) – Ping Pong Productions – (2012-2013) - Alaska Fish Wars - Forecasting The End - Monster Project Assistant Editor (Avid) – Man Up – (2011) Executive Producers Christopher Moynihan, Victor Fresco, Kelly Kulchak, Ron West Editor Robert Bramwell Assistant Editor (Avid) – Warehouse 13 Season 3 – (2011) Executive Producer Jack Kenny Editors JP Bernardo, Seagan Ngai Assistant Editor (Avid) – Human Target Season 2 – (2010) Executive Producers Matt Miller, Jonathan Steinberg, Brad Kern, Peter Johnson, McG Editor Scott Gamzon Assistant Editor (Avid / FCP) – Lie to Me Season 2 – (2009/2010) Executive Producers Shawn Ryan, Dan Sackheim, Samuel Baum, Vahan Moosekian Editors David Post, Devon Greene, Rick Tuber Assistant Editor (Avid) – The Unit Season 4 – (2008/2009) Executive Producers David Mamet, Shawn Ryan Editors Devon Greene, David Kaldor, Rick Tuber Assistant Editor (Avid) – Dollhouse – Pilot (2008) Executive Producer Joss Whedon Editor Sunny Hodge Assistant Editor (Avid) – The Unit Season 3 – (2007) Executive Producers David Mamet, Shawn Ryan Editors David Greenberg, David Koeppel, Rick Tuber Assistant Editor (Avid) – Fallen – (2006/2007) Executive Producers Ed Bates, Rochelle Bates Editors Scot Scalise, James Renfroe Assistant Editor (Avid) – The Dresden Files – Pilot (2006) Executive Producers Hans Beimler, Nicolas Cage, Norm Golightly, David Simkins, Robert Wolfe Editor Marc Pollon Assistant Editor (Avid) – Big Love – (2005) Executive Producers Tom Hanks, Gary Goetzman, Mark V. Olsen, Will Scheffer Editors Amy Duddleston, Carole Kravetz, Leo Trombetta, Tanya Swerling Assistant Editor (Avid) – So noTORIious – Pilot (2005) Executive Producers Chris Alberghini, Mike Chessler, Co-Executive Producer Tori Spelling Editor Mark Scheib Assistant Editor (Avid) – Summerland – (2004/2005) Executive Producers Aaron Spelling, E. Duke Vincent, Remi Aubuchon Editors Mitchell Danton, Todd Desrosiers, Jerry Frizell Assistant Editor (Avid) – Empire – (2004) Executive Producers Chip Johannessen, Tony Jonas, Neil Meron, Thomas Wheeler Editors Marilyn Moore, Chris Willingham, Lynne Willingham Assistant Editor (Avid) – Silverlake –Pilot (2004) Executive Producers Aaron Spelling, E. Duke Vincent, Jorge Zamacona Editor Robert Ivison Assistant Editor (Avid) – 10.5 (2004) Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe Editor Michael N. Knue Assistant Editor (Avid) – The Guardian (2004) Executive Producers David Hollander, Mark Johnson Editors Lori Coleman, Chad Mochrie, Lynne Willingham Assistant Editor (Avid) – Century City (2003) Executive Producers Paul Attanasio, Katie Jacobs, Ed Zuckerman Editors Heather MacDougall, Stephen Semel Assistant Editor (Avid) – Carnivale (2003) Executive Producers Howard Klein, Daniel Knauf, Ronald D. Moore Editors Peter Ellis, Jacques Gravett, Leo Trombetta Assistant Editor (Avid) – Steven Spielberg Presents: Taken (2002) Executive Producers Steven Spielberg, Les Bohem, Steve Beers Editors Toni Morgan, Michael Ornstein, Frederick Toye Assistant Editor (Avid) (Uncredited) – Return to The Batcave (2002) Executive Producer Paul A. Kaufman Editor Casey O. Rohrs Assistant Editor (Avid) – Roswell (2001/2002) Executive Producers Jason Katims, Jonathan Frakes, Kevin Brown, Ronald D. Moore Editors Peter Ellis, Scott Gamzon, Leo Trombetta.
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