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MARY PANTELIDIS Line Producer MARY PANTELIDIS Line Producer ROYAL CHOCOLATIER (Line Producer) – Hallmark; Prod: Leif Bristow; Dir: Jonathan Wright SLEEPING TOGETHER (Producer) – Freeform; Prods: Brent Shields, Cameron Johann; Dir: Phil Traill ZOMBIES (Producer) – Disney; Prods: David Light, Joseph Raso; Dir: Paul Hoen; w/ Milo Manheim, Meg Donnelly LOVE BLOSSOMS (TV Movie; Producer) – Hallmark; Prods: Danny Webber, Leif Bristow; Dir: Jonathan Wright; w/ Shantel Van Santen, Victor Webster; Filmed in Belgium MAUDIE (Feature; Line Producer) – Small Shack Prods, Painted House Prods, Parallel Films; Prods: Mary Young Leckie, Heather Haldane, Johanna Hogan, Tyler Mitchell, Alan Moloney, Susan Mullen; Dir: Aisling Walsh; w/ Ethan Hawke, Sally Hawkins, Kari Matchett, Gabrielle Rose; Filmed in Newfoundland TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (TV Movie; UPM) – FBC; Prods: Lou Adler, Gail Berman, Kenny Ortega, John Ryan; Dir: Kenny Ortega; w/ Tim Curry, Victoria Justice, Ryan McCartan, Laverne Cox, Christina Milian, Adam Lambert, Reeve Carney DAMIEN (Series; UPM) – A&E/20th; Prods: Glen Mazzara, Ross Fineman, Pancho Mansfield, John Ryan, Nick Copus; Dirs: Nick Copus, Tim Andrew, Ernest Dickerson, Brownen Hughes, Shekhar Kapur, Guillermo Navarro, Mikael Salomon, T.J. Scott; w/ Bradley James, Melanie Scrofano, Barbara Hershey THE LISTENER (Series, Season 5; UPM) – Shaftesbury/CTV; Prods: Peter Mohan, Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, Sharon Tal Yguado, Adam Haight, Karen Troubetzkoy, Michael Amo, Tom Chehak, Russ Cochrane, Tina Grewal; Dirs: Bradley Walsh, T.W. Peacocke, Peter Stebbings, Don McCutcheon, James Dunnison, Harvey Crossland; w/ Craig Anthony Olejnik, Ennis Esmer, Lauren Lee Smith, Peter Stebbings THE BEST LAID PLANS (Mini; Producer) – CBC; Prods: Phyllis Platt, Brian Dennis, Peter Moss; Dirs: Peter Moss, James Allodi; w/ Jonas Chernick, Kenneth Welsh, Modi Balfour, Sarah Allen PORT HOPE (Pilot; Producer) – CBC/eOne; Prods: Leif Bristow, Heather Conkie, Tecca Crosby, Margaret O’Brien, Patrice Theroux; Dir: Stefan Scaini; w/ Chad Willett, Kathryn Zenna, Charles Vandervaart FIR CRAZY (TV Movie; Exec Prod) – Hallmark/Movie Central; Prods: Robin Snyder, Fernando Szew, Dir: Craig Pryce; w/ Sarah Lancaster, Eric Johnson, Colin Mochrie, Greg Calderone, Inga Cadranel SILENT WITNESS (TV Movie; UPM) – TNT; Prods: Howard Braunstein, Lizzie Friedman, Greg Little, Steve Solomos, Deborah Marks; Dir: Peter Markle; w/ Dermot Mulroney, Michael Cudlitz, Anne Heche TODD AND THE BOOK OF PURE EVIL (Series, Season 2; Producer/UPM) –Frantic Films; Prods: Craig David Wallace, Andrew Rosen, Anthony Leo, Jamie Brown, Shawn Watson; Dirs: James Genn, James Dunnison, David Winning, Warren P. Sonoda, Craig David Wallace; w/ Alex House, Maggie Castle SOPHIE & SHEBA (Feature; Producer) – Knightscove; Prods: Peter Graham, Stephen Hays, Michel Houdmont, Philipp Menz, Marc Rosen; Dir: Leif Bristow; w/ Erica Durance, John Rhys-Davies IN TREATMENT (Series, Eps 1-5; Prod Consultant) – HBO Poland; Exec VP Prod Eastern Europe: Marc Lorber; Filmed in Poland and Prague (PANTELIDIS Page 1 of 3) OLIVER SHERMAN (Feature; UPM) – Filmworks; Prods: Eric Jordan, Paul Stephens; Dir: Ryan Redford; w/ Molly Parker, Garret Dillahunt, Donal Logue, Duane Murray, Fiona Highet BEFORE YOU SAY ‘I DO’ (TV Movie; Producer) – Hallmark/MarVista; Prods: Michael Jacobs, Marc Lorber, Fernando Szew, Philip Krupp; Dir: Paul Fox; w/ David Sutcliffe, Jennifer Westfeldt, Lauren Holly BOOKY’S CRUSH (TV Movie; UPM) – Shaftesbury/Platt Prods; Prods: Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings, Peter Moss, Armand Leo; Dir: Peter Moss; w/ Megan Follows, Rachel Marcus, Dylan Everett WILL YOU MERRY ME? (TV Movie; Producer) – Lifetime/MarVista; Prods: Marc Lorber, Michael Jacobs, Fernando Szew; Dir: Nisha Ganatra; w/ Wendie Malick, Cynthia Stevenson, Vikki Krinsky, Tommy Lioutas ROXY HUNTER & THE MYTH OF THE MERMAID (TV Movie; Producer/UPM) – Nickelodeon/Dolphin Entertainment; Prods: Michael Espensen, Bill O’Dowd, Barry Tropp, Andrew Rosen, Anthony Leo; Dir: Eleanor Lindo; w/ Aria Wallace, Denis Akiyama, Yannick Bisson, Robin Brule, Roger Dunn BOOKY & THE SECRET SANTA (TV Movie; UPM) – Shaftesbury/Platt Prods; Prods: Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings, Peter Moss, Armand Leo, Phyllis Platt; Dir: Peter Moss; w/ Robert Marcus, Megan Follows IN GOD’S COUNTRY (TV Movie; UPM) – Shaftesbury/CTV/Lifetime; Prods: Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings, Robert Green, Graham Ludlow, Kelly Rowan, Paul Stephens; Dir: John L’Ecuyer; w/ Kelly Rowan, Richard Burgi, Martha MacIsaac, Hannah Lochner BOOKY MAKES HER MARK (Pilot; UPM) – CBC/Shaftesbury; Prods: Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings, Peter Moss, Patrick Cassavetti, Phyllis Platt; Dir: Peter Moss; w/ Tatiana Maslany, Megan Follows FALLEN ANGEL (TV Movie; UPM) – Hallmark; Prods: Richard Welsh, Brent Shields, Anne Hopkins, Lynn Raynor; Dir: Michael Switzer; w/ Gary Sinise, Joely Richardson, Gordon Pinsent PENTAGON PAPERS (TV Movie; UPM) – FX/ Paramount Television; Prods: Josh Maurer, John Sacret Young, Stephen Turnbull; Dir: Rod Holcomb; w/ James Spader, Claire Forlani, Paul Giamatti, Alan Arkin, Kenneth Welsh DANGER BENEATH THE SEA (TV Movie; Producer) – Carlton America; Prods: Marc Lorber, Stephen Davis, Gary Goldberger; Dir: Jon Cassar; w/ Caspar Van Dien, Gerald McRaney, Stewart Bick, Tammy Isbell ROUGH AIR (TV Movie; Producer) – Carlton America; Prods: Marc Lorber, Stephen Davis, Gary Goldberger; Dir: Jon Cassar; w/ Eric Roberts, Alexandra Paul, Anne Openshaw LIFE WITH JUDY GARLAND: ME & MY SHADOWS (Mini; UPM) – ABC/Alliance Atlantis; Prods: Neil Meron, Craig Zadan, Peter Sussman, Lorna Luft, John Ryan; Dir: Robert Ackerman; w/ Judy Davis, Hugh Laurie DOC (Pilot; UPM) – Pax TV/Pebblehut; Prods: Dave Johnson, Tim Johnson, Ken Hanes, Marilyn Stonehouse; Dir: George Bloomfield; /w Billy Ray Cyrus, Derek McGrath, Richard Leacock TWO OF US (TV Movie; UPM) – VHI1/Viacom; Prods: Bob Aaronson, Leon Falk, Deborah Ann Henderson; Dir: Michael Lindsay-Hogg; w/ Aidan Quinn, Jared Harris THE WISHING TREE (TV Movie; Producer) – Showtime; Prods: Marc Lorber, Robert Halmi Jr, Connie (PANTELIDIS Page 2 of 3) Tavel, Gina Matthews; Dir: Ivan Passer; w/ Alfre Woodard, Helen Shaver, Blair Underwood, Mary Alice THE LADY IN QUESTION (TV Movie; UPM) – A&E/Granada; Prods: Delia Fine, Antony Root, Stan Margulies, Craig McNeil; Dir: Joyce Chopra; w/ Gene Wilder, Mike Starr, Cherry Jones DASH AND LILLY (TV Movie; UPM) – A&E/Granada; Prods: Delia Fine, Antony Root, Stan Margulies, Craig McNeil; Dir: Kathy Bates; w/ Sam Shepard, Judy Davis, Bebe Neuwirth MURDER IN A SMALL TOWN (TV Movie; UPM) – A&E/Granada; Prods: Antony Root, Fred Berner, David Craig, Craig McNeil; Dir: Joyce Chopra; w/ Gene Wilder, Mike Starr, Terry O’Quinn MR. MUSIC (TV Movie; UPM) – Showtime; Prods: Dan Paulson, Spencer Proffer; Dir: Fred Gerber; w/ Mick Fleetwood, Jonathan Tucker, Cle Bennett, Don Francks ALDRICH AMES (TV Movie; Asst Prod Manager) – Paramount; Prods: Robert Benedetti, Armand Leo; Dir: John Mackenzie; w/ Timothy Hutton, Joan Plowright, Elizabeth Pena DOG PARK (Feature; UPM) – Accent Entertainment; Prods: Jeff Sackman, Susan Cavan, Armand Leo; Dir: Bruce McCulloch; w/ Natasha Henstridge, Luke Wilson, Kathleen Robertson, Janeane Garofalo (PANTELIDIS Page 3 of 3) .
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