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ARTHUR DIX SCRIPT SUPERVISOR Cell: 323-228-0802 UCLA: B.A. Film/TV Email: [email protected] Member: IATSE 871 INTERNET/TELEVISION – EPISODIC SERIES & MINISERIES 2017 Medal of Honor – (Season 1) Directed by Darrin Prescott, James Madigan Starring Jonny Westin, Steven R. McQueen, Aldis Hodge Produced by Robert Zemeckis, Jack Rapke, James Moll, Christopher Pavlick for NETFLIX 2017 INSECURE – (Season 2/ Episodes 3) – Script Supervisor Directed by Marta Cunningham Starring Issa Rae, Leon Thomas, Yvonne Orji, Jay Ellis, Samantha Cope Produced by Issa Rae, Prentice Penny, Dave Becky, Laurel Kittrell, Deniese Davis for HBO 2017 SILICON VALLEY – (Season 4/ Episodes 8, 9, 10) – Additional Script Supervisor Directed by Jamie Babbit, Clay Tarver Starring Thomas Middleditch, TJ Miller, Matt Ross, Martin Starr, Kumail Nanjiani, Zach Woods, Amana Crew Produced by Tyler Romary, Alec Berg, Mike Judge for HBO 2016 ALL YOU NEED IS ME Directed by Simon Aboud Starring Toby Sebastian, Sarah Armstrong, Peter Gadiot, Willem Van der Vegt, Guerin Piercy, Elvis Costello Produced by Pitof, Brigitte Mueller, Yacine Boucherit, Gilles Galud for CANAL-PLUS 2015 FOUR KINGS (Season 1 / Episodes 2, 3) Directed by Mars Callahan Starring Mars Callahan, Rob Iler, Joey Perrino, Mekhi Phifer, Armand Assante, Richard Portnow, Ernie Hudson Produced by John Hermansen, George Bours, Ken Johnson, Peter Wise for SONY CRACKLE 2013 TRUE DETECTIVE (Season 2 / Episodes 7, 8) – 1st Unit Day Player Directed by Dan Attias, John Crowley Starring Vince Vaughn, Taylor Kitsch Produced by Nic Pizzolatto, Scott Stephens, Aida Rogers for HBO 2014 SEQUESTERED Directed by Shawn Ku and Kevin Tancharoen Starring Jessie Bradford, Summer Glau, Patrick Warburton, Bruce Davison, Yetide Badaki, Max Bird-Ridnell Produced by Amy Kim, Jamie Burke, Vahan Paretchan, and Tina Pavlides (LP) for SONY CRACKLE 2012 COOGAN AUTO Directed by Rob Riggle and Jason Berger. Starring Rob Riggle, J.B. Smoove, Horatio Sands Produced by Corey Moss, Tiffany Moore, Montrel McKay, Evan Bergman for KIDS AT PLAY MEDIA and YAHOO LOUD 2012 BOOTH AT THE END (season 2) Directed by Adam Arkin. Starring Xander Berkeley, Abby Miller, Jenni Blong, Dayton Callie. Produced by Jaime Burke, Amy Kim for VUGURU and HULU Page 2 / 4 FEATURE FILMS 2016 LOVE SONIA – (LA UNIT) Directed by Tabrez Noorani Starring Mrunal Thakur, Richa Chadha, Mark Duplass, Demi Moore Produced by David Womark, Brigitte Mueller for LOVE SONIA, LLC 2015 TRASH FIRE Directed by Richard Bates Jr. Starring Adrian Grenier, Angela Timbur, AnnaLynne McCord, Matthew Gray Gubler Produced by Matt Smith, David Lawson, Lawrence Mattis, Ryan Leonard for POWERHOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2015 MAGNUM OPUS Directed by Kevin Elliott Starring Daniel Cliff, Louise Griffins, Clark Johnson, Paj Vahdat Produced by Amanda Upson, Marc Newland for LITTLE TURTLE PICTURES 2015 ALASKA IS A DRAG Directed by Shaw Bennett Starring Martin L. Washington, Matthew Dallas, Maya Washington, Jason Scott Lee, Margaret Cho, Kevin Daniels, Nia Peeples, John Fleck Produced by Melanie Miller, Diane Becker, David Klink for FISHBOWL FILMS 2015 CLOSE RANGE Directed by Isaac Florentine Starring Scott Adkins, Caitlin Keats, Tony Perez, Jeremy Marinas. Produced by Andrew Hunt, Ean Mehring for VVS FILMS and XLRATOR MEDIA. 2014 THE HIVE Directed by David Yarovesky Starring Gabe Basso, Gabrielle Walsh, Jacob Zachar. Produced by Cary Granat, Ed Jones, Jared Mass, Vincent Sieber, Sean Gowrie for NERDIST INDUSTRIES. 2013 LA APOCALYPSE Directed by Michael Sarna Starring David Cade, Kamar De Los Reyes, Greg Serano, Chistopher Judge, Gina Holden, Raymond Barry. Produced by Anthony Fankhauser for ANCHOR BAY. 2013 REAPER Directed by Philip Shih Starring Danny Trejo, Vinnie Jones, Shayla Beesley, Christopher Judge, Jake Busey. 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Starring Caity Lotz, Casper Van Dien, Mark Steger. Produced by Jaime Burke, Ross Dinerstein for PREFERRED CONTENT and IFC MIDNIGHT. 2011 OPEN ROAD Directed by Marcio Garcia. Starring Camilla Belle, Andy Garcia, Juliette Louis, Colin Egglesfield. Produced by Uri Singer (EP), Tal Vigderson, Julia Camara, Joe Lorenzo, Cherelle George (LP) for BB FILM PRODUCTIONS, SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT, and MARCIO GARCIA PRODUCOES. 2010 BORN TO RACE (Stunt Racing Unit) - Directed by Mike Makara. Stunt Coordinator: Michael Sarna Starring Joseph Cross, John Pyper-Ferguson, Brando Eaton, Sherry Stringfield. Produced by Frank Gardner, Ashley R. Friedman (LP) for AMERICAN CINEMA INTERNATIONAL. 2010 DETOUR Directed by William Dickerson. Starring Neil Hopkins, Brea Grant. Produced by Melanie Miller, Diane Becker, Carrie LeGrand for FISHBOWL FILMS and GRAVITAS VENTURES. 2010 BOY TOY Directed by Christie Will. Starring Morgan Fairchild, Simon Rex, Dawn Olivieri, Kevin Farley, John Farley, Dov Tiefenbach, Vivian Bang. Produced by Justin Levine, David Phillips, Corbin Timbrook for STARDUST PICTURES. 2010 CHILDREN OF THE CORN – GENESIS Directed by Joel Soisson. Starring Tim Rock, Kelen Coleman, Billy Drago, Barbara Nedeljakova, Duane Whitaker. Produced by Aaron Ockman for WEINSTEIN COMPANY. 2009 THE EXPENDABLES (Splinter Stunt Unit) - Directed by Chad Stahelski and Sylvester Stallone. Starring Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Eric Roberts, Randy Couture, Steve Austin. Produced by Avi Lerner, Les Weldon, John Thompson for LIONSGATE. 2008 MERCY Directed by Patrick Hoelck. Starring Scott Caan, James Caan, Dylan McDermott, Wendy Glenn, Erika Christensen. Produced by Scott Caan, Phil Parmet, Vince Palomino, Sean Gowrie for IFC FILMS. 2007 FEAST 2 (“ SLOPPY SECONDS”) + FEAST 3 (“THE HAPPY FINISH”) Directed by John Gulager. FEAST 2: Starring Diane Goldner, Clu Gulager, Martin Klebba, Tom Gulager, Chelsea Richards, Judah Friedlander. FEAST 3: Starring Diane Goldner, Clu Gulager, Carl Anthony Payne, Tom Gulager, Jenny Wade, Chelsea Richards. Produced by Mike Leahy, Ron Cosmo Vecchiarelli for WEINSTEIN COMPANY. Page 4 / 4 FEATURE FILMS (continued) 2006 PULSE (L.A. UNIT) – Directed by Jim Sonzero Starring Kristin Bell, Brad Dourif, Ron Rifkin, Ian Somerhalder. Produced by Joel Soisson, Mike Leahy, Ron Cosmo Vecchiarelli for WEINSTEIN COMPANY. 2005 FEAST – PROJECT GREENLIGHT (SEASON 3) Directed by John Gulager Starring Balthazar Getty, Henry Rollins, Clu Gulager, Krista Allen, Eric Dane, Diane Goldner. Produced by Mike Leahy, Joel Soisson, Ben Ormand, Ron Cosmo Vecchiarelli, Larry Tanz for MIRAMAX. 2004 SEED OF CHUCKY (L.A. Unit) - Directed by Don Mancini. Starring Brad Dourif, Jennifer Tilly, Billy Boyd. 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Starring Sonia Braga, Danny Trejo, Rebecca Gayheart. Produced by Michael Murphey, Gianni Nunnari, Meir Teper, Elizabeth Avellan for BUENA VISTA HOME VIDEO 1999 THE ADVENTURES OF CINDERELLA’S DAUGHTER Directed by Scott Zakarin. Starring Shirley Jones, Adam West, Joe Lando, Laurie Plaksin, Jim Wise, Stan Lee. Produced by Scott Zakarin, Attonia Ellis, Rich Tackenberg for CREATIVE LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT .
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    Fall 08 Television Production, Postproduction, Distribution and Consumption in 2013 Von Johnson & Associates, Inc. Von Johnson & Associates, Inc., 1008 Groton Drive, Burbank, CA 91504 Table of Contents Abstract .................................................................................................................. 3 Approach ................................................................................................................ 3 Content ................................................................................................................... 3 Reality/scripted drama/sports and sitcoms today vs. 5 years ago ...................................................... 4 New TV networks and growth in TV production ......................................................................................... 5 Re-emergence of big idea, big budget branded series and mini-series .............................................. 7 Resurgence of serial storytelling ......................................................................................................................... 9 Rise of TV’s cache among feature talent ........................................................................................................ 11 Transmedia and world-building ....................................................................................................................... 11 Online content moving to TV and vice versa ............................................................................................... 13 Television