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COLLEEN SHARP Editor Selected Television: THE GILDED AGE – HBO / Universal TV – Julian Fellowes, creator THE LOUDEST VOICE (Select Episodes) – Showtime / Blumhouse TV – Tom McCarthy & Alex Metcalf, creators THE DEUCE (Season 2) – HBO – David Simon, showrunner INSTINCT (Season 1) – CBS / James Patterson Entertainment – Michael Rauch, creator QUANTICO (Seasons 1 & 2) – ABC / The Mark Gordon Company – Joshua Safran, creator PARAMEDICS: EVERYDAY HEROES – Discovery Channel – Various Directors SUBWAYSTORIES: TALES FROM THE UNDERGROUND – HBO / Elinica Estetico – Various Directors Selected Features: PEOPLE, PLACES, THINGS – Beachside Films – Jim Strouse, director *Official Selection of Sundance Film Festival 2015 A GOOD MARRIAGE – Reno Productions – Peter Askin, director WHY STOP NOW – BCDF Pictures – Phil Dorling, director HIGHER GROUND – BCDF Pictures – Vera Farmiga, director *Official Selection of Sundance Film Festival 2011 BEWARE THE GONZO – Corner Store Entertainment – Bryan Goluboff, director HARVEST – Ibid Filmworks – Marc Meyers, director HAROLD – Blue Star Pictures – T. Sean Shannon, director THE CAKE EATERS – 57th & Irving Prod. – Mary Stuart Masterson, director LADY IN THE WATER (Associate Editor) – Warner Bros. – M. Night Shyamalan, director THE MOTEL – Flan de Coco Films – Director: Michael Kang, director OUR ITALIAN HUSBAND – Coast to Coast – Ilaria Borrelli, director COMMITTED – Miramax Films – Lisa Krueger, director *Official Selection of Sundance Film Festival 2000 SHADRACH – Millennium Films – Susanna Styron, director LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! – Krost/Chapin Productions – Joe Mantello, director MANNY & LO – Pope Productions – Lisa Krueger, director *Official Selection of Sundance Film Festival 1996 *Nominee: Best First Feature – Independent Spirit Awards 1997 9465 Wilshire Blvd, 6th Floor 41 Madison Ave. 33rd Floor Beverly Hills, CA 90212 New York, NY 10010 main 310.274.6611 main 212.997.1818 .

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