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MICHAEL KNUE, ACE Editor MICHAEL KNUE, ACE Editor FEATURE FILMS DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS THE LAZARUS EFFECT David Gelb Phillip Dawe, Jason Blum / Lionsgate INTO THE GRIZZLY MAZE David Hackl Paul Schiff, Tai Duncan, Andrew Golov SHUTTER Masayuki Ochiai Takashige Ichise, Roy Lee, Doug Davison Fox New Regency DEATH SENTENCE James Wan Ashok Amritraj, Andrew Sugerman /Hyde Park DEAD SILENCE James Wan Mark Burg, Oren Koules / Universal THE RING 2 Hideo Nakata Walter Parkes, Neil Machlis / DreamWorks BONES Ernest Dickerson Lloyd Segan / New Line Cinema HIGHLANDER: ENDGAME Douglas Aarniokoski William Panzer / Miramax Dimension HERMAN, U.S.A. Bob Seman Patrick Wells / St. Anthony Films SPAWN Mark A.Z. Dippé Alan Blomquist, Clint Goldman / New Line THE CROW: CITY OF ANGELS Tim Pope Ed Pressman / Miramax Dimension LILY DALE Pete Masterson Peter Crane, Hallie Foote, Irwin Meyer Nomination, Best Editing – A.C.E. Eddie Awards Showtime THE TIE THAT BINDS Wesley Strick Patrick Markey, Robert Cort / Interscope MAN'S BEST FRIEND John Lafia Chuck Roven / New Line Cinema 12:01 Jack Sholder Chanticleer Films / Showtime SCAM John Flynn David Lancaster / Showtime NAILS John Flynn George Perkins / Showtime ROCKY V John Avildsen Robert Chartoff / United Artists LOCK UP John Flynn Chuck Gordon / TriStar Pictures NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET IV Renny Harlin Robert Shaye, Rachel Talalay /New Line LUCKY STIFF Anthony Perkins Pat Proft / New Line Cinema THE HIDDEN Jack Sholder Robert Shaye / New Line Cinema Grand Prize – Alvoriaz & Sitgers Film Festivals NIGHT OF THE CREEPS Fred Dekker Chuck Gordon / TriStar Pictures HOUSE Stephen Miner Sean Cunningham / New World Pictures TELEVISION DAREDEVIL Series Phil Abraham Doug Petrie, Steven DeKnight, Marco Ramirez & Various Directors ABC / Marvel / Netflix JESSICA JONES Series Uta Briesewitz Tim Iacofano, Melissa Rosenberg & Various Directors ABC / Marvel / Netflix DEFENDERS Miniseries J.D. Caruso ABC / Marvel / Netflix IRON FIST Series Uta Briesewitz Jeph Loeb, Scott Buck / ABC / Marvel / Netflix & Miguel Sapochnik HIEROGLYPH Pilot 2014 Miguel Sapochnik Peter Chernin, Katherine Pope, Jon Paré / Fox THE ASSETS Miniseries – 1 Episode Trygve Diesen Linda Berman, Rudy Bednar / ABC SLEEPY HOLLOW Pilot Co-Editor Len Wiseman Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci / Fox REMEMBER SUNDAY MOW Jeff Bleckner Brent Shields / Hallmark Hall of Fame THE MAKEOVER MOW John Gray Brent Shields / Hallmark Hall of Fame TERRA NOVA Episode 10 Karen Gaviola Brannon Braga, Rene Echevarria Jon Cassar / DreamWorks / Fox (Page 1 of 2) TORCHWOOD Series Guy Ferland Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner / BBC-Starz & Various Directors MARRY ME 4 Hr. Miniseries Jim Hayman Barbara Hall, Susanne Daniels / Sony TV GHOST WHISPERER Ian Sander PK Simmonds / CBS & Various Directors BRIAR & GRAVES Pilot Michael Katleman Marty Adelstein / Fox 10.5 Miniseries John Lafia Howard Braunstein, Gary Pearl / NBC THE GUARDIAN Series John Tewkesbury David Hollander, Michael Pressman / CBS & Various Directors THE RATS MOW John Lafia Robert Cort, Eric Hetzel / Fox LOVELAND Pilot Bryan Gordon Stephen Gelber / Fox TIME OF YOUR LIFE Series Harry Winer Amy Lippman, Chris Keyser / Fox & Various Directors MONDO PICASSO Pilot Nick Gomez Stephen Gelber / Polygram TV GHOST COP Pilot Peter Werner Stephen Gelber / Polygram TV ALAMO: 13 DAYS TO GLORY Miniseries Burt Kennedy Finnegan-Pinchuk / NBC ST. ELSEWHERE Series Mark Tinker Bruce Paltrow, Mark Tinker / NBC & Various Directors CHICAGO STORY Series Jerry Thorpe Eric Bercovici / NBC / MGM & Various Directors (Page 2 of 2) .
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