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Tom Sellitti Jr TOM SELLITTI JR. LINE PRODUCER TELEVISION FBI: MOST WANTED (Season 1) CBS Prod: Dick Wolf, Arther Forney Dir: Various (Producer) CIPHER (Pilot) UCP/Syfy Prod: Allison Miller, David Gordon Green Dir: Peter Hoar (Producer) HAPPY! (Season 1-2) UCP/Syfy Prod: Patrick Macmanus, Brian Taylor Dir: Various (Producer) Christopher Meloni Fashion Victim (Pilot) UCP/E! Prod: Mark & Danny Waters, Dir: Mark Water Jessica Tuchinsky FALLING WATER (Season 1) UCP/USA Network Prod: Henry Bromell, Blake Masters Dir: Various (Producer) Gale Ann Hurd AMERICAN ODYSSEY (Season 1) Universal TV/NBC Prod: Adam Armus, Nora Kay Foster Dir: Various (UPM) Peter Horton UNFORGETTABLE (Season 1) Sony/CBS Prod: John Bellucci, Ed Redlich Dir: Various (Production supervisor) Sarah Timberman, Carl Beverly RESCUE ME (Season 4-7) Apostle/FX Prod: Tom Sellitti, Jim Serpico Dir: Various (Production Supervisor) Kerry Orent RUBICON (Season 1) Warner/AMC Prod: Jason Horwitch, Henry Bromell Dir: Various (Production supervisor) CANTERBURY'S LAW (Season 1) Fox TV Studios/FX Prod: Barry M. Berg, Denis Leary Dir: Various (Production supervisor) Hal Vogel, David Aukin TRAVELER (Pilot) Apostle/Netflix Prod: David DiGilio, Bruce Cohen Dir: David DiGilio (Production supervisor) FEATURE Kong: Skull Island (NY Unit) Legendary Pictures Prod: Alex Garcia, Eric Mcleod Dir: Jordan Vogt-Roberts (UPM) Diane Sabatini, Kerry Orent A MOST VIOLENT YEAR FilmNation Prod: Neal Dodson, Anna Gerb Dir: J.C. Chandor (UPM) Kerry Orent JOHN WICK Summit Entertainment Prod: Basil Iwanyk, Eva Longoria Dir: Chad Stahelski (UPM – 2nd Unit) A WALK AMONG Cross Creek Pictures Prod: Tobin Armbrust, Dir: Scott Frank THE TOMBSTONES Michael Shamberg (Assistant Unit Manager) NOW YOU SEE ME Summit Entertainment Prod: Bobby Cohen, Alex Kurtzman Dir: Louis Leterrier (Assist. UPM 2nd Unit) Roberto Orci BLOOD TIES Lionsgate UK Prod: Alain Attal, Bruno Vatin Dir: Guillaume Canet (UPM) 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .
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