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Andrew Cohen, A.C.E. (Editor) ANDREW COHEN, A.C.E. (EDITOR) 11038 Braddock Drive Telephone: 310-815-9500 Culver City, CA 90230 Fax: 310-815-9510 IMDB DATABASE: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002387 E-mail: [email protected] _____________________________________________________________________________________________ FEATURES: FERTILE GROUND Director: Adam Gierasch BEHIND THE MASK: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (Recut) AfterDark Films Director – Scott Glosserman Glen Echo Entertainment NIGHT OF THE DEMONS (Editor/2nd Unit Director) MORTUARY Director: Adam Gierasch Director – Tobe Hooper Seven Arts Pictures; Sony Echo Bridge Entertainment The BLACK WATERS of ECHO'S POND (Co-Editor) TOOLBOX MURDERS Director: Gabriel Bologna Director – Tobe Hooper; Project 8 Films; ToolBox Films Ltd.; Lionsgate JACK and the BEANSTALK CRUEL WORLD Director: Gary J. Tunnicliffe Director: Kelsey Howard Avalon Family Entertainment; Screen Media Primetime Pictures TRAILER PARK OF TERROR (Recut) HANSEL & GRETEL Director: Steven Goldmann Director – Gary Tunnicliffe; Bogner Entertainment; Summit Entertainment TAG Entertainment; IFG; Warner Bros. AUTOPSY MYSTERY AT SAM’S Director: Adam Gierasch Director–John Comrie; Seven Arts Pictures; AfterDark Films C3 Productions; Mainline Releasing SARAH LANDON and the Paranormal Hour THE PERFECT WEAPON -- second editor Director – Lisa Comrie Director--Mark DiSalle; Sunset Creek Productions; Freestyle Releasing/Sony Paramount Pictures LEGEND OF THE BOG Director – Brendan Foley Bog Body Productions Ltd. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ TELEVISION / CABLE: MASTERS OF HORROR WHEN THE CRADLE FALLS -Tobe Hooper (The Damned Thing; Dance of the Dead ) Director--Paul Schneider; -Mick Garris (Valerie on the Stairs; Chocolate ) Hearst Entertainment; CBS -Brad Anderson (Sounds Like) -Lucky McKee (Sick Girl) WITH HOSTILE INTENT -John McNaughton (Haeckel’s Tale) Director--Paul Schneider; -Rob Schmidt (Right to Die) CBS Entertainment; CBS IDT Entertainment; SHOWTIME LEONA HELMSLEY: THE QUEEN OF MEAN ENCRYPT Director--Richard Michaels; Director – Oscar Costo Fries Entertainment; CBS USA Entertainment; Sci-Fi Channel BADGE OF THE ASSASSIN THE RETRIEVERS Director--Mel Damski; Director – Paul Schneider; Columbia; CBS TAG Entertainment; AP I LOVE YOU PERFECT LETHAL VOWS Director--Harry Winer; Director – Paul Schneider; Cannell Entertainment; ABC Zev Braun Entertainment; CBS BACKFIELD IN MOTION CAN OF WORMS Director--Richard Michaels; Director—Paul Schneider; Avnet-Kerner Prods.; ABC Disney TRIUMPH OF THE HEART YOUNG HEARTS UNLIMITED Director--Richard Michaels; Director—Don FauntLeRoy; Alan Landsburg Productions; CBS Tomorrow Films A MOM FOR CHRISTMAS – Co-Editor EMPTY CRADLE Director--George Miller; Director--Paul Schneider; Disney; NBC Papazian-Hirsch Prods.; ABC FIRESTORM: 72 HOURS IN OAKLAND HART TO HART RETURNS Director – Michael Tuchner Director--Peter Hunt; Cannell Entertainment; CBS Papazian-Hirsch Prods.; Columbia; NBC RAINBOW IN THE THUNDER FOR THE LOVE OF NANCY Director--David Hemmings; Director – Paul Schneider; Disney; NBC Vin Di Bona Prods; ABC ANDREW COHEN, A.C.E. -- page 2 HIGHWAY HEARTBREAKER HER WICKED WAYS Director--Paul Schneider; Director--Richard Michaels; Cannell Entertainment; CBS ITC Entertainment; CBS LOVE AND BETRAYAL ROSEANNE: An Unauthorized Biography Director--Richard Michaels; Director—Paul Schneider; ITC Entertainment; CBS Propaganda Films; FOX EVERGREEN (Six hour Miniseries – co-editor) FOLLOW YOUR HEART Director--Fielder Cook; Director--Noel Nosseck; Edgar Scherick Prods.; Metromedia; ABC NBC Productions __________________________________________ ______________________________________ PILOTS: DARK SKIES THE BOYS OF TWILIGHT Director – Tobe Hooper; Director – Ray Austin Exec. Producers – Bryce Zabel, Joseph Stern, Exec. Producer – Bill Blinn; Brent Friedman; Producer – Bruce Kerner; Producer – Frank Fischer; Columbia; NBC Tri-Star; CBS HUNGRY FOR SURVIVAL aka Prey HALF & HALF – Associate Producer/Editor Director - Tobe Hooper; Director – Noel Nosseck; Exec. Producers - Rob Thompson; Bill Schmidt Exec Producer – Bill Blinn, Bonnie Raskin; Warner Bros; ABC Producer – Frank Fischer; Lorimar; ABC NOWHERE MAN Director – Tobe Hooper; THE CITY – Co-Editor Exec. Producer – Larry Hertzog; Director – Jack Bender; Touchstone, UPN Exec Producer – Bill Blinn; Producer – Frank Fischer; AARON’S WAY – Associate Producer/Editor Lorimar; ABC Director – Noel Nosseck; Exec. Producers – Bill Blinn, Jerry Thorpe; Producer R.W. Goodwin; Lorimar; ABC _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Post-Producer/Post-Supervisor Credits: NIGHT OF THE DEMONS - Feature (2009) JACK AND THE BEANSTALK - Feature (2008) AUTOPSY – Feature (2008) TRAILER PARK OF TERROR - Feature (2008) SARAH LANDON and the Paranormal Hour – Feature (2007) DOMESTIC IMPORT – Feature (2006) SHANGHAI RED – Feature (2006) MORTUARY – Feature (2005) MYSTERY AT SAM’S – Feature (2002) Editing Systems: AVID and FINAL CUT PRO .
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