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Resume 11/01/2007.Cwk Page 1 John Trunk Video Assist 1632 Hill Road, Novato Ca. 94947 Phone 415 892-2192 Cell 415 302-221 2007 The Women Director Diane English UPM Jim Skotchtopole Cast: Meg Ryan,Annet Benning Jada Pinkett Smith, Eva Mendes, Candice Bergan, Debra Messing 2007 National Treasure 2 2nd Unit Director: Philip Atwell UPM Trevor Waterson Cast: Nick Cage, Jon Voight, Ed Harris, Diane Kruger 2007 Atlanta Director Harold Ramis UPM Steven Lim Cast: Freddie Prinze Jr. Leslie Bibb 2007 Viva Laughlin Director: Gabriele Muccino Prod.: Hugh Jackman Cast: Loyd Owen, Hugh Jackmen, Melanie Griffith 2007 Shoot em up Director: Michael Davis Exec. Producer: Doug Curtis Cast: Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti, Monica Bellucci 2007 Smother Director: Vince Dimegloi Producer: Jay Roach UPM: Julie Hartley Cast: Dianne Keaton, Dax Shepard, Liv Tyler 2006 The Kite Runner Director: Marc Forester Producer: Sam Mendes Cast: Khalid Abdalla Prod. Supervisor: Kwami Parker 2006 Because I Said So Director: Michael Lehmann Prod: Jessie Nelson Exec. Prod: Michael Flynn Cast: Dianne Keaton, Mandy Moore 2005 Pursuit of Happyness Sony Director: Gabriele Muccino Exec. Prod.:LouisD’Esposito Cast: Will Smith, Jaden Smith, Thandie Newton 2005 Rent Director: Chris Columbus UPM: Dean Jones Cast: Original Cast from Play 2004 Just like Heaven Director: Mark Waters Prod.David Householter Cast: Reese Witherspoon, Mark Ruffalo, Jon Heder 2004 The Pacifier Director: Adam Shankman 2nd unit: Bobby Brown Cast: Vin Diesel Exec. Prod.: Garret Grant 2004 Bee Season Directors: David Siegel &Scott McGehee Prod.: Albert Berger Prod.:Peggy Rajski Cast: Richard Gere, Juliette Binoche 2003 Cellular Director: David Ellis Prod. Dean Devlin Exec. Prod. Doug Curtis Cast: Kim Bassinger, Chris Evans, Jason Stathem 2002 Twisted Director: Philip Kaufman Prod: Peter Kaufman Exec. Prod: Mike Flynn Cast: Ashley Judd, Samual Jackson, Andy Garcia 2001-2002 I SPY Director: Betty Thomas (2 Unit): Billy Burton Cast: Eddie Murphy, Owen Wilson Prod: Andy Vangia 2001 The Matrix 2&3 Directors: Larry & Andy Wachowski Prod: Joel Silver Lawrence FishburnUPM: Dean Jones 2000 Windtalkers Director: John Woo Producer: Terence Chang Cast: Nick Cage UPM: John Smith 2000 Sweet November Director: Pat O’Connor UPM: Marty Ewing, Cast: Keanu Reeves , Charlize Theron Prod. Erwin Stoff Page 2 John Trunk Video Assist 1632 Hill Road, Novato Ca. 94947 Phone 415 892-2192 Cell 415 302-221 1999 Woman On Top Director: Fina Torres UPM: Lee Shanta, Cast: Penelope Cruz Prod.NancyPaloia 1999 Bicentennial Man Director: Chris Columbus UPM: Geoff Hansen Cast Robin Williams 1998 The Bachelor Gary Sinyor UPM: Gene Levy Cast: Chris O’Donnel 1998 Patch Adams Director: Tom Shadyac UPM: Allegra Clegg Cast: Robin Williams 1998 Dudly Do-Right Director Hugh Wilson UPM: Warren Carr Cast: Brendan Fraiser Alfred Molino 1997 What Dreams May Come Director Vicent Ward Exec. Prod. Alan Bloomquest Cast: Robin Williams, Cuba Goodings Jr. UPM: Barbara Hall 1997 Sphere 2nd Unit Director: David Ellis UPM: Mike Malone Cast, Dustin Hofman, Samual Jackson, Sharon Stone 1996-97 Flubber Director: Peter Crossman UPM: Dean Jones Cast: Robin Williams 1996 Inventing the Abbots Director: Pat O’Connor UPM: Marcy Kaplan Cast. Jaquine Pheonix, Jennifer Connely 1995 The Rock Director: Michael Bay UPM: Barry Waldman Cast: Sean Connery,Nick Cage, Ed Harris, .
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