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CLARK MATHIS, ASC Director of Photography TELEVISION DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS SKINNY DIP Pilot Marc Buckland Dale Williams / CBS Television Studios / The CW LINDA FROM HR Pilot Marc Buckland Jeff Morton, Aaron Kaplan / Fox ANGEL FROM HELL Series Various Directors Jimmy Simons, Tad Quill / CBS IMPASTOR Pilot Rob Greenberg Warren Carr, Rob Greenberg, Christopher Vane TV Land THE COMEBACK Pilot & Season 2 Michael Patrick King Denis Biggs, Michael Patrick King / HBO & John Riggi GROWING UP FISHER Series Various Directors Linda Nieber, DJ Nash Aggregate Films / NBC WE ARE MEN Series Various Directors Wayne Carmona Tannenbaum Company / CBS GRIMM Pilot Marc Buckland Steve Oster, David Greenwalt Hazy Mills Productions / NBC NEXT CALLER Pilot Marc Buckland David DeClerque, Willie Reale Lionsgate TV / NBC LOVE BITES Pilot Marc Buckland Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Cindy Chupak, Working Title Television / NBC SIDE ORDER OF LIFE Pilot James Frawley Bob Rolsky, Jinks/Cohen Company / Lifetime NIGHT STALKER Pilot Daniel Sackheim Lori-Etta Taub, Michelle MacLaren Big Light Productions / ABC MEDICAL INVESTIGATION Pilot Marc Buckland Jill Danton, Michelle Ashford Nominated, Outstanding Cinematography in Landscape Entertainment / NBC Network Pilot – ASC Awards CENTURY CITY Pilot Michael Lehmann Gerrit van der Meer / Heel & Toe Films / CBS EDGE OF AMERICA MOW Chris Eyre Robert Phillips, Willy Holtzman / Showtime BIRDS OF PREY Pilot Brian Robbins Peter Guiliano, Joe Davola Nominated, Outstanding Cinematography in Tollin/Robbins Productions / WB Network Pilot – ASC Awards GOTTA KICK IT UP! MOW Ramón Menéndez Christopher Morgan / Disney Channel THE FUGITIVE Pilot & Series Various Directors John McNamara, Arnold Kopelson / CBS COUSIN SKEETER Series Various Directors Kevin Kopelow, Heath Seifert / Nickelodeon POPULAR Pilot Brian Robbins Herb Gains, Ryan Murphy / Disney FEATURE FILMS Partial List A THOUSAND WORDS Brian Robbins Jane Bartelme / Paramount Pictures MEET DAVE Brian Robbins Tom Hammel, David Friendly / Fox NORBIT Brian Robbins David Householter, John Davis, Mike Tollin Paramount Pictures ROCKY BALBOA Sylvester Stallone Guy Riedel, Kevin King Templeton / MGM IN THE MIX Ron Underwood Robert Ortiz, Bill Borden / Lionsgate HAPPY ENDINGS Don Roos Jon Kuyper, Holly Wiersma, Bobby Cohen Lionsgate THE PERFECT SCORE Brian Robbins Donald Lee Jr., Roger Birnbaum, Mike Tollin Paramount Pictures READY TO RUMBLE Brian Robbins Herb Gains, Mike Tollin / Warner Bros. .

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