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Nat Jencks Senior Colorist Feature Finishing No Sudden Move • Warner Bros/HBO Max Director – Steven Soderbergh • Cinematographer – Steven Soderbergh Keane (4K Re‐Master) • Sony Director – Lodge Kerrigan • Cinematographer – John Foster She Dies Tomorrow • Neon Director – Amy Seimetz • Cinematographer – Jay Keitel Nine Days • Sony Pictures Classics Director – Edson Oda • Cinematographer – Wyatt Garfield The Laundromat • Netflix Director – Steven Soderbergh • Cinematographer – Steven Soderbergh Let Them All Talk • HBO Max Director – Steven Soderbergh • Cinematographer – Steven Soderbergh Save Yourselves! • Bleecker Street Directors – Alex Fischer, Eleanor Wilson • Cinematographer – Matt Clegg Shirley • Killer Films/Neon Director – Josephine Decker • Cinematographer – Sturla Brandth Grovlen The Forty Year Old Version • Netflix Director – Radha Blank • Cinematographer – Eric Branco Juliet, Naked • Lionsgate Director – Jesse Peretz • Cinematographer – Remi Adefarasin Blow The Man Down • Amazon Director – Bridget Savage Cole, Danielle Krudy • Cinematographer – Todd Banhazl High Flying Bird • Netflix Director – Steven Soderbergh • Cinematographer – Steven Soderbergh Unsane • Netflix Director – Steven Soderbergh • Cinematographer – Steven Soderbergh The Miseducation of Cameron Post • Filmrise Director – Desiree Akhavan • Cinematographer – Ashley Connor Madeline’s Madeline • Oscilloscope Director – Josephine Decker • Cinematographer – Ashley Connor www.postworks.com Nat Jencks Senior Colorist Beach Rats • Neon/Cinereach Director – Eliza Hittman • Cinematographer – Helene Louvart Love After Love • IFC Films Director – Bridget Savage Cole, Danielle Krudy • Cinematographer – Chris Teague Tramps • Netflix Director – Adam Leon • Cinematographer – Ashley Connor Television Finishing Only Murders in the Buildong • 20th Television/Hulu Directors – Jamie Babbit, Cherien Dabis, Gillian Robespierre • Cinematographer – Chris Teague Russian Doll • Netflix Directors – Leslye Headland, Natasha Lyonee • Cinematographer – Chris Teague The Girlfriend Experience • Starz Director – Amy Seimetz • Cinematographers – Jay Keitel The Birth of Sake • PBS POV Director – Erik Shirai • Cinematographer – Erik Shirai Ramy (Pilot) • Hulu Director – Ramy Youssef • Cinematographer – Ashley Connor Vegas High (Pilot) • HBO Director – Gillian Robespierre • Cinematographer – Chris Teague www.postworks.com .

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