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Vanessa Procopio Editor VANESSA PROCOPIO EDITOR EDITOR / SCRIPTED WORK JIGSAW • Netflix • Executive Producers: Fred Berger, Clayton Krueger • 2020 GENIUS: ARETHA FRANKLIN • National Geographic/Imagine Entertainment • Executive Producers: Suzan-Lori Parks, Ron Howard • Director: Anthony Hemingway • Season 3 • 2020 LITTLE VOICE • Apple TV+/Warner Bros. Television/Bad Robot • Executive Producers: JJ.Abrams, Ben Stephenson, Jessie Nelson • Season 1 • 10 Episodes • 2019 THE LOUDEST VOICE • Showtime/Blumhouse • Executive Producers: Tom McCarthy, Jason Blum, Alex Metcalf, Marci Wiseman, Jeremy Gold • Limited-Series • 2 Episodes • 2019 INSTINCT • CBS/34 films • Executive Producers: Michael Rauch, Alan Cumming, Leopoldo Gout, Alex Kurtzman, Heather Kadin • Season 2 • 4 Episodes • 2018 THE GET DOWN • Netflix/SONY Pictures • Executive Producers: Baz Luhrmann, Catherine Martin, Paul Watters • Directors: Baz Luhrmann, Ed Bianchi and others • 9 Episodes • 2015 – 2017 QUANTICO • ABC • Executive Producers: Joshua Safran, Mark Gordon • Director: David McWhirter • 1 Episode • 2015 THE MAKING OF THE MOB • AMC/Stephen David Entertainment • Executive Producers: Stephen David, Tim Kelly • Season 1 • 2015 DRIVING MIZRAHI • Zero-Point-Zero Productions • Executive Producers: Lydia Tenaglia, Chris Collins • Director: Craig H. Shepherd • Pilot • 2014 – 2015 BORGIA • Canal Plus/Levinson-Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Anne Thomopoulos • Director: Christoph Schrewe • Season 3 • 3 Episodes • 2014 SMASH • NBC Universal/Dreamworks • Executive Producers: Steven Spielberg, Joshua Safran • Director: Holly Dale • Season 2 • 1 Episode • 2013 BORGIA • Canal Plus/Levinson-Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Anne Thomopoulos • Director: Metin Huseyin • Season 2 • 2 Episodes • 2012 SMASH • Additional Editor • NBC Universal / Dreamworks • Executive Producers: Steven Spielberg, Theresa Rebeck • Season 1 • 4 Episodes • 2011 – 2012 BORGIA • Canal Plus/Levinson-Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Anne Thomopoulos • Directors: Dearbhla Walsh, Christoph Schrewe • Season 1 • 4 Episodes • 2011 JOHNNY AND THE SPRITES • Playhouse Disney • Executive Producers: Jill Gluckson, John Tartaglia • Directors: Rick Fernandes, Jim Martin, Hugh Martin, Mark Mannucci • 16 Episodes • 2006 COOKIN’ IN BROOKLYN • Discovery Channel • Executive Producer: Sue Norton • Producer: Amy Teuteberg • Director: Yuri Sivo • 2003 – 2004 EGG THE ARTS SHOW • Broadway Workshop • PBS/WNET • Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee • Director: Mark Mannucci • 2003 QUEENS SUPREME • Eye Productions/Revolution Studios • Executive Producers: Kevin Fox, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Deb Schindler, Julia Roberts • Director: Bill D’Elia • Season 1 • 1 Episode • 2002 QUEENS SUPREME • CBS/Revolution Studios • Executive Producers: Kevin Fox, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Deb Schindler, Julia Roberts • Director: Tim Robbins • Pilot • 2002 BASEBALL WIVES • HBO/Levinson-Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Julie Martin, Jim Finnerty, Michelle Grace • Director: Steve Buscemi • Pilot • 2001 – 2002 Vanessa Procopio, Editor (cont’d) OZ • HBO/Levinson/Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Jim Finnerty • Director: Alex Zakrzewski • Season 4 • 1 Episode • 2001 OZ • HBO/Levinson/Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Jim Finnerty • Directors: Nick Gomez, Keith Samples, Steve Buscemi, Adam Bernstein • Season 3 • 4 Episodes • 1999 OZ • HBO/Levinson/Fontana Productions • Executive Producers: Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, Jim Finnerty • Directors: Nick Gomez, Bob Balaban, Kathy Bates, Mary Harron • Season 2 • 4 Episodes • 1998 EDITOR / NON-SCRIPTED WORK ENHANCED • Jigsaw Productions • Showrunner: Brad Hebert • Producer: Alexander Baertl • Executive Producer/Narrator: Alex Gibney • 2017 – 2018 CITI.BALLET • AOL/Zero-Point-Zero Productions • Executive Producers: Lydia Tenaglia, Chris Collins • Director: Claudia Woloshin • Host: Sarah Jessica Parker • 2014 AMERICA REVEALED • Editor/Music Editor • PBS/Lion TV • 3 Episodes • 2011 BRICK CITY 2 • Sundance Channel/Brick City LLC. • Executive Producers: Marc Levin, Mark Benjamin, Forest Whitaker • *News & Documentary Emmy Nomination • 2010 BOOMTOWN • Planet Green • Executive Produers: Rachel Libert, Susannah Ludwig • *International Documentary Association Award • 2010 BRICK CITY • Sundance Channel/Brick City LLC. • Executive Producers: Marc Levin, Mark Benjamin, Forest Whitaker • *Peabody Award. Primetime Emmy Nomination • 2008 – 2009 NO RESERVATIONS • Travel Channel/Zero-Point-Zero Productions • Executive Producers: Lydia Tenaglia, Chris Collins • Starring: Anthony Bourdain • 2008, 2011 CURIOUS • PBS/WNET • Executive Producers: Bill Grant. Producer/Director: Mark Mannucci • *Gold Hugo Award • 2007 GOURMET’S DIARY OF A FOODIE • WGBH/Zero-Point-Zero Productions • Executive Producers: Lydia Tenaglia, Chris Collins • *James Beard Award • 2007 – 2008 NIMROD NATION • Sundance Channel/Watersmeet Films • Executive Producers: Brett Morgen, Adam Pincus •*Peabody Award • 2006 LIBERIA: A FRAGILE PEACE • Steven Ross Productions • Producer/Director: Steven Ross • 2005 GREAT PERFORMANCES: BILL IRWIN-CLOWN PRINCE • PBS/WNET • Executiver Producers: Jack Venza, Jeff Folmsbee • Director: Mark Mannucci • *Gold Hugo Award • 2004 SLAVERY AND THE MAKING OF AMERICA: LIBERTY IN THE AIR • PBS/Public Affairs TV • Executive Producer: Bill Grant • Director: Gail Pellett • *News & Documentary Emmy Award, Historical Programming • 2003 – 2004 FACING THE TRUTH WITH BILL MOYERS • PBS/WNET • Executive Producers: Bill Moyers, Judith Moyers • Producer: Gail Pellett • 1998 • *Alfred I. DuPont/Columbia University, Gold Baton; Peabody Award EGG THE ARTS SHOW/CITY ARTS • PBS/WNET • Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee • *Peabody Award • 1998 – 2002 MOYERS ON ADDICTION: CLOSE TO HOME. THE HIJACKED BRAIN • PBS/Public Affairs TV • Executive Editors: Bill Moyers, Judith Moyers • Producer: Gail Pellett • 1997 MIKE WALLACE REMEMBERS • Producer/Editor • CBS • Executive Producer: Linda Mason • Senior Producer: David Browning • 1997 CBS REPORTS: ENTER THE JURY ROOM • Co-Producer/Editor • CBS • Executive Producers: Linda Mason, Jon Klein • Senior Producer: David Schneider •*Alfred I. Dupont/Columbia University, Silver Baton Award • 1996 CRONKITE REMEMBERS • Editor/Producer • CBS • Executive Producer: Linda Mason • Senior Producer: David Browning • 1995 – 1996 Vanessa Procopio, Editor (cont’d) CBS REPORTS: VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC • CBS • Executive Producer: Linda Mason • Senior Producer: David Browning • 1995 TURNING POINT • ABC • Executive Producer: Betsy West • 1993 – 1994 60 MINUTES…25 YEARS • Editor/Associate Producer • CBS • Producers: Holly Fine, Paul Fine • 1993 48 HOURS • CBS • Executive Producer: Andrew Heyward • 1990 – 1992 LISTENING TO AMERICA WITH BILL MOYERS • PBS/Publics Affairs TV • Executive Producer: Howard Weinberg • 1992 .
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