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RON ROSEN EDITOR US & EU Passports FEATURES RON ROSEN EDITOR US & EU Passports FEATURES THE GEORGETOWN PROJECT Miramax Films Prod: Kevin Williamson, Ben Fast, Bill Block Dir: M.A. Fortin, (Additional Editor) Joshua John Miller GEOSTORM Warner Bros. Pictures Prod: Dean Devlin, David Ellison, Dana Golberg Dir: Dean Devlin GODZILLA (Additional Editor) Warner Bros. Pictures Prod: Jon Jashni, Mary Parent, Brian Rogers Dir: Gareth Edwards FLYBOYS MGM Prod: Dean Devlin, Marc Frydman Dir: Tony Bill SHRINK (Additional Editor) Roadside Attractions Prod: Dana Brunetti, Michael Burns, Braxton Pope Dir: Jonas Pate TELEVISION MORNING SHOW (Season 1-2) Apple Prod: Kerry Ehrin, Michael Ellenberg, Mimi Leder Dir: Various *Golden Globes Nominee – Best Television Series – Drama, 2019 PERRY MASON (Season 1) HBO Prod: Tim Van Patten, Ron Fitzgerald, Dir: Tim Van Patten Robert Downey Jr. THE GOOD LORD BIRD Showtime Prod: Mark Richard, Jason Blum, Marshall Persinger Dir: Albert Hughes, (Limited Series) Kevin Hooks THE TWILIGHT ZONE (Season1) CBS Prod: Win Rosenfeld, Jordan Peele, Audrey Chon Dir: Gerard McMurray Simon Kinberg Richard Shepard Christina Choe WESTWORLD (Season 2) HBO Prod: Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy Dir: Various JEAN-CLAUDE VAN JOHNSON Amazon Prod: Dave Callaham, Peter Atencio, David Zucker Dir: Peter Atencio (Season 1) AMERICAN GODS (Pilot, Season 1) Starz Prod: Bryan Fuller, Michael Green Dir: David Slade (P) THE NEWSROOM (Seasons 1-3) HBO Prod: Aaron Sorkin, Scott Rudin, Alan Poul Dir: Various BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: Syfy Prod: David Eick Dir: Jonas Pate BLOOD & CHROME (MOW) (Co-Editor) FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS (Seasons 2-5) NBC Prod: Jason Katims Dir: Various THE EVENT (Pilot, Season 1) NBC Prod: Steve Stark, Jeffrey Reiner, Evan Katz Dir: Various (Supervising Editor) CAPRICA (Pilot) Syfy Prod: Ron Moore, Remi Aubuchon Dir: Jeffrey Reiner TRAUMA (Pilot) NBC Prod: Dario Scardapane, Peter Berg, Sarah Aubrey Dir: Jeffrey Rainer SWINGTOWN (Pilot, Season 1) CBS Prod: Mike Kelley , Alan Poul, Carol Barbee Dir: Alan Poul (P) RAINES (Pilot) NBC Prod: Graham Yost Dir: Frank Darabont (P) SIX FEET UNDER (Seasons 3-5) HBO Prod: Alan Ball, Alan Poul Dir: Various MONK (Seasons 2 & 5) USA Prod: David Hoberman, Tony Shahoub, Randy Zisk Dir: Various THE LIBRARIAN: QUEST FOR THE TNT Prod: Dean Devlin Dir: Peter Winther SPEAR (MOW) WOMEN VS. MEN (MOW) MGM/Showtime Prod: David J. Burke, Edward Zwick, Marshall Herskovitz Dir: Chazz Palminteri ONCE AND AGAIN ABC Prod: Edward Zwick, Marshall Herskovitz Dir: Marshall Herskovitz (Pilot, Seasons 1-3) (Supervising Editor) HIGH INCIDENT (Seasons 1-2) ABC Prod: Steven Spielberg Dir: Various (Supervising Editor) MY SO-CALLED LIFE (Season 1) ABC Prod: Marshall Herskovitz, Edward Zwick Dir: Various 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .
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