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LAURA KATZ Music Supervisor – Selected Credits LAURA KATZ Music Supervisor – Selected Credits After the Wedding (Sundance Film Festival) Chappaquiddick (TIFF) Directed by Bart Freundlich Directed by John Curran Joel B. Michaels Productions, Rock Island Films Apex Entertainment Entertainment Studios Big Time Adolescence (Sundance Film Festival) Directed by Jason Orley Candy Jar American High, LD Entertainment Directed by Ben Shelton Netflix Angel of Mine Directed by Kim Farrant Gemini (SXSW) SixtyFourSixty, Garlin Pictures, Magna Entertainment Directed by Aaron Katz Film Science, Rough House Pictures, Syncopated Films Hotel Mumbai (TIFF) Neon Directed by Anthony Maras Thunder Road Pictures, Screen Australia The Yellow Birds (Sundance Film Festival) The Weinstein Company, Film & TV House Directed by Alexandre Moors Bleecker Street Media Cinelou Films, Story Mining & Supply Co., Echo Films Warner Bros. The Kill Team Directed by Dan Krauss Just Getting Started Temple Hill Entertainment, Nostromo Pictures Directed by Ron Shelton A24 Broad Green Pictures, Endurance Media, Entertainment One, Gerber Pictures Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski Directed by Irek Dobrowolski The Librarians Season 4 (TV) Norah Films, Inc. (Music Supervisor – selected episodes) Netflix Electric Entertainment Executive Producers Dean Devlin, John Rogers, A Private War (TIFF) Marc Roskin, Noah Wyle Directed by Matthew Heineman TNT Acacia Filmed Entertainment, Thunder Road Pictures, Denver and Delilah Productions 24 Hours to Live Aviron Pictures Directed by Brian Smrz Thunder Road Pictures, Fundamental Films, Film Afrika Where Hands Touch (TIFF) Worldwide Directed by Amma Asante British Film Company, Pinewood Pictures November Criminals Vertical Entertainment, Sony Pictures Worldwide Directed by Sacha Gervasi Acquisitions Black Bicycle Entertainment, Indian Paintbrush, Lotus Entertainment The Old Man & the Gun (TIFF) Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Directed by David Lowery Conde Nast, Endgame Entertainment Their Finest (TIFF, Sundance Film Festival) Fox Searchlight Pictures Directed by Lone Scherfig BBC Films, Number 9 Films, Wildgaze Films American Chaos Lionsgate Directed by James D. Stern Endgame Entertainment The Limehouse Golem (TIFF) Sony Pictures Classics Directed by Juan Carlos Medina [email protected] 1 Number 9 Films Directed by Jon Favreau Aldamisa Entertainment Army of One Open Road Films Conde Nast Entertainment, Endgame Entertainment TWC-Dimension Revenge of the Green Dragons Directed by Wai-keung Lau & Andrew Loo Message from the King (TIFF) IM Global Octane Directed by Fabrice Du Welz A24 Entertainment One Features, The Ink Factory, Rumble Films, Silver Nitrate Dark Places Directed by Gilles Paquet-Brenner Morris from America (Sundance Film Festival, SXSW) Exclusive Media Group, Mandalay Vision, Denver and Directed by Chad Hartigan Delilah Productions Beachside Films, Lichtblick Media A24 A24 Maggie (Tribeca Film Festival) Tallulah (Sundance Film Festival) Directed by Henry Hobson Directed by Sian Heder Lotus Entertainment, Gold Star Films, Inferno Maiden Voyage, Ocean Blue Entertainment, Route One Entertainment, Silver Reel Films Lionsgate / Roadside Attractions Netflix Tracers Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Directed by Daniel Benmayor Directed by Burr Steers Temple Hill Entertainment Screen Gems, Lionsgate, Cross Creek Pictures Saban Films Screen Gems Sunset Overdrive (Video Game) The Outcasts Insomniac Games Directed by Peter Hutchings Xbox One BCDF Pictures Clarius Entertainment 5 to 7 (Tribeca Film Festival) Directed by Victor Levin Misconduct Mockingbird Pictures & Demarest Films Directed by Shintaro Shimosawa Mike and Marty Productions Young Ones (Sundance Fim Festival) Grindstone Entertainment Group, Lionsgate Directed by Jake Paltrow Subotica Entertainment A Faster Horse (Tribeca Film Festival) The Loft Directed by David Gelb Directed by Erik Van Looy White Horse Pictures Anonymous Content & Woestijnvis Universal Pictures Z for Zachariah (Sundance Film Festival) Directed by Craig Zobel Don Jon (Music Coordinator) (Sundance Film Festival, Lucky Hat Entertainment, Material Pictures, Palomar SXSW) Pictures Directed by Joseph Gorden – Levitt Grindstone Entertainment Group, Lionsgate, Roadside Voltage Pictures & Ram Bergman Productions Attractions Relativity Media Life of Crime (TIFF) The Right Kind of Wrong (TIFF) Directed by Daniel Schechter Directed by Jeremiah Chechik Gotham Group & Starstream Entertainment Serendipity Point Films Lionsgate / Roadside Attractons Magnolia Pictures That Awkward Moment Devil’s Knot (TIFF) Directed by Tom Gormican Directed by Atom Egoyan Treehouse Pictures & Aversano Films Worldview Entertainment Focus Features Image Entertainment Chef (Music Clearance & Licensing) (SXSW, Tribeca Film Magic Magic (Sundance Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival) Festival) [email protected] 2 Directed by Sebastian Silva The Weinstein Company / Radius-TWC Braven Films, Killer Films & Rip Cord Productions Sony Pictures Home Entertainment End of Watch (Music Clearance & Licensing) (TIFF) Directed by David Ayer Stuck in Love (TIFF) Exclusive Media Group, Emmett / Furla Films & Envision Directed by Josh Boone Entertainment Corporation Informant Media Open Road Films Millennium Entertainment The Words (Sundance Film Festival) Snitch Directed by Brian Klugman & Lee Sternthal Directed by Ric Roman Waugh Also Known As Pictures, Benaroya Pictures, Exclusive Media Group, Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ, Animus Films, Serena Films & Waterfall Media Participant Media & Spitfire Pictures CBS Films Summit Entertainment Silent Night Side Effects (Music Services) (Berlin International Film Directed by Steven C. Miller Festival) The Genre Co., Buffalo Gal Pictures & Ember Productions Directed by Steven Soderbergh Anchor Bay Films Endgame Entertainment Open Road Films The Grey Directed by Joe Carnahan The Face of Love (TIFF) Liddell Entertainment & Scott Free Productions Directed by Arie Posin Open Road Films Mockingbird Pictures IFC Films True Justice Seasons 1 & 2 (TV) (Music Supervisor – 21 Episodes; Music Coordinator – 2 May in the Summer (Sundance Film Festival, Venice Episodes) Film Festival) True Justice 1 Productions & Voltage Pictures Directed by Cherien Dabis Executive Producers Benjamin Sacks, Keoni Anonymous Content & Durga Entertainment Waxman, Phillip B. Goldfine, Joe Halpin, Steven Seagal, Nicolas Chartier, Peter Graham & Stephen Erased Hays Directed by Philipp Stolzl Reelz Produced by Joel Silver and Andrew Rona Informant Films Europe, Informant Media & Expatriate Films LOCATION: Los Angeles GUILDS: Guild of Music Supervisors; National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, voting member CONFERENCES: M for Montreal: Delegate (2012); SXSW: Panelist (2014, 2017), Mentor (2015-2016); Canadian Song Conference, Prince Edward Island: Panelist (2015); Music & Media International Summit, Finland: Panelist (2015); A2IM New York Indie Week (2015); Canadian Music Café, Toronto (2016); CityFolk, Ottawa: Panelist (2016); Pop Montreal: Delegate (2016); BreakOut West, Edmonton: Panelist (2017); East Coast Music Awards, Halifax: Panelist (2018). AWARDS: Guild of Music Supervisors Awards 2014 Nominee - Best Music Supervision in Games; Women in Sync Awards 2016 Nominee - Best Licensed Music in a Film [email protected] 3 .
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