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BRIAN SCHNUCKEL Picture Editor Motion Picture Editors Guild Cell 310-489-0749 [email protected] RECENT SERIES/PILOTS: Take It From Us 2015 Multicam Pilot NBC Exec. Prod. - Greg Malins Barry Schwartz Gail Mancuso Producer – Melanie Patterson Sony Baby Daddy 2012-2015 Multicam Series ABC FAMILY Exec. Prod. - Dan Berendsen Producer – Tim Marx ProdCo, Inc. Your Family Or Mine 2014 Multicam Pilot TBS Exec. Prod. - Greg Malins Jamie Tarses Producer – Melanie Patterson TBS Home Team 2013 Multicam Pilot TBS Exec. Prod. - Rob Long Walt Becker Phoef Sutton Producer – Nancy Haas TBS Amy Schumer – Mostly Sexy Stuff 2012 Multicam Special COMEDY Exec. Prod. - Mike Rothman Rick Austin CENTRAL Director – Ryan Polito Comedy Cenrtal The Game 2011-2013 Singlecamera Series BET Exec. Prod. - Mara Brock Akil, Salim Akil Producer – Coral Hawthorne, Paul Garnes Sonny with a Chance 2009-10 Multicam Series DISNEY Exec. Prod. - Brian Robbins, Sharla Sumpter Bridgett, Michael Feldman Producer – Patty Gary Cox It’s a Laugh Productions The Chocolate News 2008 Sketch Comedy Pilot/Series COMEDY Exec. Prod. - Fax Bahr, Adam Small, Robert Morton CENTRAL Producer – Peter Spoerri Comedy Cenrtal Frank TV 2008 Sketch Comedy Series TBS Exec. Prod. - Matt Wickline, John Bowman Producer – Leo Clarke TBS Beyond the Break 2007 Single Camera Series NOGGIN Exec. Prod. - David Brookwell, Sean McNamera Producer – Pixie Wespiser Brookwell McNamera Entertainmant Lucky Louie 2006-07 Multicam Series HBO Exec. Prod. - Louis CK, Vic Kaplan Producer – Leo Clarke Home Box Office Wizards of Waverly Place 2006 Multicam Pilot DISNEY Exec. Prod. – Todd Greenwald, Peter Murietta Producer – Patti Gary Cox The Disney Channel Mind of Mencia 2005 Single/Multicam Series COMEDY Exec. Prod. – Robert Morton, Carlos Mencia CENTRAL Producer - Nikki Kessler Gas 2003 35MM Feature FEATURE Exec. Prod. - Ralph Farquhar, Claude Brooks, Tony Smith Director - Henry Chan The Parkers 2001-04 Multicam Pilot & Series UPN Exec. Prod. - Sara Finney, Bill Boulware Producer - Nancy Sprow Big Ticket Television Cedric the Entertainer Presents 2002 Multicam Pilot & Series FOX Exec. Prod. - Matt Wickline, John Bowman, Stan Lathan Producer - Leo Clarke 20th Century Fox Television The Fighting Fitzgeralds 2001 Multicam Series NBC Exec. Prod. - Phoef Sutton Producer - Faye Oshima Artist Television Group Here’s To You Charlie Brown: 50 Great Years 1999 Special CBS Exec. Prod. - Lee Mendelson, Walter Miller Nominated for Editing Emmy Moesha 1997 - 2001 Multicam Series UPN Exec. Prod. - Sara Finney, Vida Spears Producer - Jim Tripp Big Ticket Television Chris Rock: Bring the Pain 1996 Multicam Special HBO Production Partners Howie Mandel’s Sunny Skies 1995 Multicam Series SHOWTIME Production Partners Inc. Staff Editor: Complete Post Inc. 1996-2004 Compact Video 1992-1996 Trans-American Video 1989-1992 Complete Post Inc. 1986-1989 .

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