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Attila Szalay ALLAN GRAF 2ND UNIT DIRECTOR / STUNT COORDINATOR DGA / SAG MEMBER OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCES FEATURES: THE HOUSE New Line Cinema Prod: Will Ferrell, Adam McKay Dir: Andrew Jay Cohen WHEN THE GAME STANDS TALL Mandalay Entertainment Prod: David Zelon, Kenneth Burke Dir: Thomas Carter 42 Warner Brothers Prod: Jon Jashni, Darryl Pryor Dir: Brian Helgeland THE MUPPETS Walt Disney Pictures Prod: Todd Lieberman, Nicholas Stoller Dir: James Bobin THE HANGOVER 2 Warner Brothers Prod: Chris Bender, Todd Phillips Dir: Todd Phillips PROJECT X Warner Brothers Prod: Todd Phillips, Marty Ewing Dir: Nima Nourizadeh DUE DATE Warner Brothers Prod: Todd Phillips, Scott Budnick Dir: Todd Phillips THE EXPRESS Universal Pictures Prod: Arne Schmidt, Derek Dauchy Dir: Gary Fleder GRIDIRON GANG Columbia Pictures Prod: Neal Moritz, Ryan Kavanaugh Dir: Phil Joanou TWO FOR THE MONEY Morgan Creek Prod: Jay Cohen, Dan Gilroy Dir: D. J. Caruso FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS Universal Studios Prod: David Bernardi, Brian Grazer Dir: Peter Berg MAN OF THE HOUSE Sony Pictures Prod: Derek Dauchy, Marty Ewing, Todd Garner Dir: Stephen Herek TIMELINE Paramount Pictures Prod: Don Granger, Gary Lensohn Dir: Richard Donner DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE Paramount Pictures Prod: Donald De Line, Jim Dyer Dir: Harold Becker WE WERE SOLDIERS Paramount Pictures Prod: Arne Schmidt, Jim Lemley Dir: Randall Wallace A KNIGHT’S TALE Sony Pictures Prod: Todd Black, Brian Helgeland Dir: Brian Helgeland THE REPLACEMENTS Warner Brothers Prod: Jeffrey Chernov, Erwin Stoff Dir: Howard Deutch ANY GIVEN SUNDAY Warner Brothers Prod: Dan Halsted, Richard Donner Dir: Oliver Stone SUPERNOVA United Artists Prod: Ralph Singleton, Jamie Dixon Dir: Walter Hill THE WATERBOY Touchstone Pictures Prod: Jack Giarraputo, Robert Simonds Dir: Frank Coraci REPLACEMENT KILLERS Columbia Pictures Prod: Bernie Brillstein, John Woo Dir: Antoine Fuqua DOUBLE TEAM Mandalay Entertainment Prod: David Rodgers, Don Jakoby Dir: Hark Tsui VEGAS VACATION Warner Brothers Prod: Susan Elkins, Jerry Weintraub Dir: Stephen Kessler JERRY MAGUIRE TriStar Pictures Prod: Bridget Johnson, Cameron Crowe Dir: Cameron Crowe LAST MAN STANDING New Line Cinema Prod: Michael De Luca, Ralph Singleton Dir: Walter Hill BROKEN ARROW 20th Century Fox Prod: Bill Badalato, Mark Gordon Dir: John Woo WILD BILL United Artists Prod: Richard Zanuck, Gary Daigler Dir: Walter Hill THE SPECIALIST Warner Brothers Prod: Steve Barron, Jerry Weintraub Dir: Lucho Llosa GERONIMO Columbia Pictures Prod: Michael Glick, Walter Hill Dir: Walter Hill THE PROGRAM Touchstone Pictures Prod: Duncan Henderson, Tom Rothman Dir: David S. Ward TRESPASS Universal Pictures Prod: Bob Gale, Robert Zemeckis Dir: Walter Hill WAYNE’S WORLD Paramount Pictures Prod: Lorne Michaels, Hawk Koch Dir: Penelope Spheeris NECESSARY ROUGHNESS Paramount Pictures Prod: Mace Neufeld, Hawk Koch, Lis Kern Dir: Stan Dragoti ANOTHER 48 HOURS Paramount Pictures Prod: Mark Lipsky, Lawrence Gordon Dir: Walter Hill JOHNNY HANDSOME Carolco Pictures Prod: Ted Kurdyla, Mario Kassar Dir: Walter Hill TELEVISION: STRANGE ANGEL (Season 1) CBS All Access Prod: Allison Miller, David A. Rosemont Dir: Kate Dennis (10 Episodes-2nd Unit Dir. of 10th Episode) WICKED CITY (8 Episodes) ABC Studios/ABC Prod: Todd Lieberman, David Hoberman, Dir: Tom Shankland (Stunt Coordinator) Bob Simon TEXAS RISING (Miniseries) A+E Studios/ Prod: Barry Berg, Leslie Greif Dir: Roland Joffe The History Channel WELCOME TO THE FAMILY (Pilot) Sony Pictures Television/ Prod: Barbara Stoll, Vanessa McCarthy Dir: Michael Engler NBC BOSTON’S FINEST (Pilot) ABC Studios/ABC Prod: Agatha Warren Dir: Gary Fleder FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS (Pilot & Series) NBC Universal Television/ Prod: Peter Berg, Brian Grazer Dir: Various NBC 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com TELEVISION (CONT’D): BROKEN TRAIL (MOW) AMC/AMC Prod: Stanley Brooks, Robert Duvall Dir: Walter Hill BECKER (Series) Paramount Television/ Prod: Dave Hackel, Tim Berry Dir: Various CBS SEINFELD (Series) Castle Rock Ent./NBC Prod: Jerry Seinfeld, Howard West, Larry David Dir: Various RED SHOE DIARIES (Series) Playboy Ent. Group/ Prod: David Saunders, Patricia Knop Dir: Various Showtime RISE AND WALK: THE DENNIS Fox West Pictures/FOX Prod: Michael Dinner, Rick Schaeffer Dir: Michael Dinner BYRD STORY (MOW) THE NANNY (Series) CBS/CBS Prod: Robert Sternin, Frank Lombardi Dir: Various TALES FROM THE CRYPT (Series) HBO Prod: Gilbert Adler, Robert Zemeckis Dir: Various HARD KNOCKS (Series) Showtime Prod: Jeff Hillegass, Rick Bernstein Dir: Various BRING ‘EM BACK ALIVE (Series) Columbia PIctures Prod: Jay Bernstein, Larry Thompson Dir: Various PROJECT UFO (Pilot) Paramount Pictures Prod: Jack Webb, William Coleman Dir: Richard Quine OKLAHOMA CITY DOLLS (MOW) Columbia Pictures Prod: Ike Jones, Rachel Lyon Dir: E.W. Swackhamer CAR POOL (MOW) NBC Prod: Carol Cherry, Charles Fries Dir: E.W. Swackhamer BLUE THUNDER (Series) Columbia Pictures Prod: Roy Huggins, Jeri Taylor, Donald Baer Dir: Various 3 year starter USC football (including 1972 National Championship Team & 1973 Rose Bowl Champions); 1972 – All American honors; B.A. in Business Mgmt – minor in Speech. Reels: http://reels.apa-agency.com/scenes/index.php?p=AGraf_Reel.mp4 http://pro.imdb.com/video/user/vi3045956633 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .
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