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Cheri Minns a Make-Up Artist 818.203.2294(C) I.A.T.S.E Cheri Minns A Make-up Artist 818.203.2294(C) I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 818.761.2754(H) The Hunger Games Make Up Lionsgate Gary Ross We Bought A Zoo Make-Up Fox Cameron Crowe Battleship Key Make-Up Universal Peter Berg Hop Department Head Universal Dir: Tim Hill Dinner For Shmucks Make- Up Paramount Dir: Jay Roach Thor Make- Up Marvel Dir: Kenneth Branagh A Nightmare On Elm Street Department Head (L.A.) New Line Director: Samuel Bayer Alvin And The Chipmunks Department Head Fox :The Squeakuel Director: Betty Thomas Night at the Museum Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Fox :Battle of the Smithsonian Director: Shawn Levy World’s Greatest Dad Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Darko Ent. Director: Bobcat Goldwaithe Shrink Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Ignite Ent. Director: Jonas Pate Old Dogs Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Warner Bros. Director: Walt Becker Alvin and The Chipmunks Department Head Fox Director: Tim Hill Pushing Daisies (ABC) Department Head Warner Bros Director: Barry Sonnenfeld License To Wed Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Warner Bros. Director: Ken Kwapis August Rush Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Warner Bros. Director: Kristen Sheridenx Night At the Museum Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Fox Director: Shawn Levy Man of the Year Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Universal/Disney Director: Barry Levinson Garfield 2 Department Head Fox Director: Tim Hill RV Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Fox Director: Barry Sonnenfeld Bewitched Department Head Sony Director: Nora Ephron Radio Personal Make-Up Debra Winger Revolution Director: Mike Tollin Insomnia Make-Up/Hair Robin Williams Alcon Ent. Director: Chris Nolan The Banger Sisters Department Head/Personal to Goldie Hawn Fox Searchlight Director: Bob Doleman Death to Smoochy Make-Up /Hair Robin Williams Warner Bros. Director: Danny Devito (PAGE 2) Cheri Minns Resume One Hour Photo Department Head/Personal Robin Williams Fox Searchlight Director:Mark Romanek Rat Race Department Head Paramount Director: Jerry Zucker Bedazzled Department Head Fox Director: Harold Ramis Bicentennial Man Make-up /hair Robin Williams Touchstone Director: Chris Columbus Patch Adams Make-up/hair Robin Williams Universal Director: Tom Shadyac What Dreams May Come Make-up/hair Robin Williams Interscope Director: Vincent Ward Flubber Dept Head/Personal Robin Williams Disney Director: Les Mayfield G.I. Jane Department Head Caravan Pictures Director: Ridley Scott The Birdcage Department Head United Artists Director: Mike Nichols Disclosure Department Head Warner Bros. Director: Barry Levinson Addam’s Family Values Personal Make-up Artist Joan Cusack Paramount Director: Barry Sonnenfeld Hocus Pocus Dept Head/Personal M/U Sara Jessica Parker Disney Director: Ken Ortega Toys Department Head Fox Director: Barry Levinson Honeymoon In Vegas Department Head New Line Director: Andrew Bergman Bugsy Personal Make-Up Artist Warren Beatty Tri Star Director: Barry Levinson Postcards From the Edge Department Head Columbia Director: Mike Nichols Dick Tracy Department Head Disney Director: Warren Beatty Say Anything Department Head Fox Director: Cameron Crowe Celebrity List: Men: Robin Williams, Warren Beatty, Steve Carell, Terrence Howard, Alec Baldwin, Nicholas Cage, John Cusack, Viggo Mortenson, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Kenneth Branagh, Hank Azzaria, Nathan Lane, Ray Liotta, Dennis Quaid, Michael Caine, Kurt Russell Women: Demi Moore, Julia Roberts, Brooklyn Decker, Annette Bening, Keri Russel, Robin Wright, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Chenoweth, Goldie Hawn, Madonna, Amy Smart, Meryl Streep, Jessica Lange, Shirley MacLaine AWARDS: Make up Artists and Hairstylists Award: 2000 Won Best Character Make up “Bicentennial Man” Saturn Award: 1991 Won Best Make up “Dick Tracy” Emmy: 1990 Nominated Outstanding Individual Achievement in Makeup for a Miniseries or a Special “Liz: The Elizabeth Taylor Story”.
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