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RZP Projs 130304 About: Red Zone Post provides an exceptional outlet for post-production services to all major studios, television networks and independent filmmakers. Specializing in picture and sound editorial, Red Zone Post will accommodate all your post-production needs to deliver a quality product. Whether it's long or short form, narrative or documentary, animation or live action, Red Zone Post can be counted on to deliver a superior product on time every time. Additionally, Red Zone Post is the best resource for creating television and airline versions of your feature films and video acquisitions, having delivered over 250 titles with quality, confidence and security. David B. Baron, Owner and Supervising Editor, has more than 20 years experience providing these services for companies such as Lucasfilm, The Walt Disney Company, NBC Universal, Miramax Films and The Weinstein Company, among many others. Post: Red Zone Post offers Data/HD/SD Editorial and Full Media Supervision services for Animation, Feature Film and Television, DVD Special Features, Web Content or even projects that may just need a quick fix. While maintaining a talented and dedicated staff with experience in Linear and Non-Linear Editing, Visual effects and Audio Services for all broadcast and feature film media, Red Zone Post offers clients across the Industry a way to help bridge the gap between what needs to be done and what is available to do by providing respected creative artists, editors, mixers and technicians without the large-scale expense and hassle of a conglomerated and uninterested media corporation. Come to Red Zone Post for the reliable and steadfast attention to your projects that our clients have come to rely on for delivering secure, on time and on budget results year after year. Services: POST PRODUCTION Offline and Online Editorial * Post Supervision * Animation PreVis and Post * Motion Graphics * ADR Supervision * Sound Design/Editorial/Mix * Finishing PROJECTS TV and Airline Versions * Animated Feature / Television / Webisodes * DVD Special Features and Commentaries * Promotion / Infomercial David B. Baron Film Editor / Post Production Supervisor 323.933.9539 Office 310.990.7754 Mobile [email protected] Television/Airline Versions (Partial List) ADR Direction DVD Supplemental Specials DVD Commentaries (Partial List) Scary Movie ($157.0M) Beautiful Girls ($20.8M) Alan Alda QTXX: Quentin Tarantino 20Y Awake Good Will Hunting ($138.4M) The Crow: City of Angels ($17.9M) Anna Paquin Good Will Hunting: 15Y Blue Car Inglourious Basterds ($120.5M) Supercop ($16.2M) Ben Affleck Amelie Blue in the Face Silver Linings Playbook (115.5M) Prophecy ($16.1M) Carol Kane Billy Elliot Chasing Amy Scary Movie 3 ($110M) Muriel's Wedding ($15.2M) Charlie Sheen Cinema Paradiso Confessions of a Dangerous Mind Scream ($103.0M) Flirting with Disaster ($14.9M) Dwight Yoakam Ella Enchanted Dirty Pretty Things Shakespeare in Love ($100.2M) Awake ($14.4M) George Segal Happy, Texas El Cid The Others ($96.5M) The Quiet American ($13.0M) Jason Lee Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps Enchanted April Cold Mountain ($95.6M) Marvin's Room ($12.8M) Jason Mewes Project Runway 2: Chloe Dao Frida Scary Movie 4 ($90.7M) The Matador ($12.5M) Joey Lauren Adams Project Runway 2: Daniel Vosovic Happy, Texas Scream 3 ($89.1M) Chasing Amy ($12.0M) John Witherspoon Project Runway 3: Extended Episodes Highlander 4 The Talented Mr. Ripley ($81.3M) Strictly Ballroom ($11.7M) Jon Favreau Reindeer Games I'm Not There The English Patient ($78.7M) Bobby ($11.2M) Liev Schreiber Rounders Jersey Girl Bridget Jones's Diary ($71.5M) I Got the Hook Up ($10.3M) Lily Tomlin Scary Movie Lonesome Jim Chocolat ($71.3M) Teaching Mrs. Tingle ($8.9M) Mary Tyler Moore Lucky Number Slevin Scary Movie 2 ($71.3M) The Pallbearer ($5.7M) Matt Damon Picture Bride Rob Zombie's Halloween ($58.3M) Ride ($5.5M) Michael Caine Editorial Consultant Reindeer Games The Prestige ($53.1M) A Walk on the Moon ($4.7M) Patricia Arquette Jackie Chan’s Project A Rhyme and Reason The Crow ($50.7M) Little Voice ($4.6M) Renee Zellweger Jet Li’s Fist of Legend (Also TV) Rob Zombie's Halloween Serendipity ($50.3M) Swingers ($4.5M) Ron Livingston Jet Li’s The Defender Scary Movie 4 Kate and Leopold ($47.1M) Georgia ($2.9M) Vince Vaughn Jet Li’s The Enforcer Sling Blade Cop Land ($44.9M) Factory Girl ($1.6M) William Fichtner Jet Li’s The Legend 2 Smoke Bounce ($36.8M) A Price Above Rubies ($1.1M) Jet Li’s Twin Warriors (Also TV) Sorry, Haters Zack and Miri Make a Porno ($31.5M) The Yards ($0.9M) Stolen Summer Dogma ($30.7M) The Promotion ($0.5M) Swingers The Great Debaters ($30.2M) Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead ($0.5M) DVD Menu Sound Design The Crow Jay and Silent Bob Stike Back ($30.1M) Albino Alligator ($0.3M) Pulp Fiction The Quiet American The Nanny Diaries ($26M) Fist of Fury ($N/A) Jackie Brown From Dusk Till Dawn (25.8M) Since You’ve Been Gone (TV) Scary Movie 2 Mimic ($25.5M) Mimic: Sentinel (V) Jersey Girl ($25.3M) Iron Monkey (LAS for Telemundo) Grindhouse: Death Proof ($25M) View From The Top (LAS for Univision) Sling Blade ($24.5M) Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (LAS for Univision) Lucky Number Slevin ($22.5M) Pinero (LAS for Univision) Emma ($22.2M) The Closet (French) Various Projects Dino Time (Animated Feature) - Editor/Animatic Editor/Post Production Supervisor Dark Prophet (Pilot Series) - Post Production Supervisor Directors - Yoon-suk Choi and John Kafka Director - Evette Vargas Producers - Jae Y. Moh and David Lovegren Producer - Evette Vargas, Digital Reign Films When Angels Sing (Feature Film) - Associate Producer QTXX: A 20 Year Quentin Tarantino Retrospective Director - Tim McCanlies Director - Shannon McIntosh Producers - Shannon McIntosh and Elizabeth Avellan Producer - Miramax Films Universal HD/Chiller Network Branding - Editor / Sound Supervisor Project Runway Spotlight: Marchesa - Additional Editor Directors - Geoffrey Kater, S4 Studios Director - Sandy Chronopoulos Producer - Sarah Pierce, NBC/Universal Producer - The Weinstein Company Wild Animal Baby Animated Series (Six 22min Eps.) - Editor / Sound Supervisor Project Runway: Seasons 3 and 8 Extended Episodes - Editor Director - Geoffrey Kater, S4 Studios Directors - Various Producer - Jae Y. Moh and Jaewoo Park, Sunwoo Entertainment Producer - The Weinstein Company The 8th Annual Prism Awards - Online Editor / Sound Supervisor Spyborgs Animated Webisodes and Interview Docs - Editor / Sound Supervisor Director - Sandi Fullerton Director - Geoffrey Kater, S4 Studios Producers - Hank Saroyan and Gareth O'Neil Producers - Grant Luke, Capcom Entertainment The 7th Annual Prism Awards - Online Editor / Sound Supervisor 2003 GQ Man of the Year Awards Promo Spots - Editor Director - Sandi Fullerton Director - George Bloom Producers - Hank Saroyan and Chantel Sausedo Producer - Vision Mixer Films Animals of the NFL - Editor / Associate Producer / Sound Supervisor & Editor & Mixer Mix It Up Promo Spots - Editor Director - Hank Saroyan Director - George Bloom Producers - Hank Saroyan and Gareth O'Neil Producer - Vision Mixer Films Ella Enchanted - Additional Music Editor AMC Monsterfest - Editor Director – Tommy O'Haver Director - George Bloom Producer - Jane Startz Producer - Vision Mixer Films Twisted Metal:Black Flash Webisodes - Sound Supervisor & Editor & Mixer AMC Grrl Genius at the Movies - Editor / Sound Supervisor & Editor Director - Geoffrey Kater Director - George Bloom Producer - Sony Entertainment Producer - AMC Television Sweet Valley High (44 Episodes) - Post Supervisor/Coordinator Hoshimoto: The New New Terry Toons - Sound Supervisor & Designer Director - Various Director - S4 Studios Producer - Saban Entertainment Producer - Viacom Entertainment Circles - Associate Producer / Post Supervisor Where the Girls Are MTV Pilot - Editor Director - Adam Kreutner Director - Jerome Gary Producers - Sam Lutfi and Ted Collins Producer - Stone Stanley Entertainment Love From Ground Zero, - Additional Editor The Zula Patrol Animated Pilot - Editor Director - Stephen Grynberg Director - Dale Hendrickson Producer - Aaron Cohen Producer - Geoffrey Kater and Beth Hubbard 5 Card Stud - Editor / Post Supervisor / Music Editor Catching Kringle (Animated Short) - Editor Director – Hank Saroyan Director - Jeff Wadlow Producers – Lawrence H. Toffler and Chantel Sausedo Producers - Adam Himoff and Andrea Stern End of Blue (aka Naked in the Cold Sun) - Editor / Music Editor Americano - Additional Editor Director - Helene Udy Director - Kevin Noland Producers - Helene Udy and Brian Varady Producer - Mark Roberts, Kelly Noland and Maricel Pagulayan Nice Guys - Editor / Associate Producer Osmosis Jones - Assistant Editor Director - Tim Smith Director - Peter and Bobby Farrelly Producers - Jim Menza and Mark Spiwak Producer - Warner Bros. 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