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JAMES KILTON Editor PROJECTS DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS THE ENEMY WITHIN David Tuttman Ken Woodruff, O’Shea Read Season 1 Universal Television / NBC GENIUS PICASSO Greg Yaitanes Ken Biller, Raf Green Season 2 EUE / Sokolow / National Geographic THE GIFTED Stephen Surjik Matt Nix, Len Wiseman, Jason Harkins Seasons 1 & 2 & Scott Peters Marvel TV / Fox SALVATION Juan Carlos Fresnadillo Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, Paul M. Leonard Pilot & Season 1 & Robert Duncan McNeill Alex Kurtzman / CBS Studios / Amazon EYEWITNESS Catherine Hardwicke Jackie de Crinis, Andrew Cholerton Pilot & Series & Scott Peters Universal Cable Productions / USA NOTORIOUS Michael Engler Josh Berman, Mike Listo, Anne Uemura Pilot & Series (Supervising Editor) & James Whitmore Jr. Sony Pictures TV / ABC OF KINGS AND PROPHETS Duane Clark Chris Brancato, Jason Reed Series (Supervising Editor) & David Boyd ABC Studios / ABC RUSH HOUR Jon Turteltaub Andrew Cholerton, Emily Fenster Pilot (Co-Editor) Doozer / CBS LEGENDS Ken Biller Ken Biller, Anne Uemura Season 2 & Alrick Riley Fox 21 / TNT COMPLICATIONS Michael Nankin Matt Nix, Mike Horowitz, Doug Hannah Series & Scott Peters Fox 21 / USA RED BAND SOCIETY Tricia Brock Jason Ensler, Arturs Rusis Assistant Editor ABC Studios / Disney RECTIFY Stephen Gyllenhaal Lori Slomka, Steven Lang Assistant Editor & Jim McKay Mark Johnson / SundanceTV SAF3 Gary Capo Gregory J. Bonann, Casey Brown Series WGN THE SHOOT Feature Film John Adams Blu de Golyer Visual Effects & Toby Poser NECESSARY ROUGHNESS Daniel Sackheim Kevin Dowling, Kelly A. Manners Pilot (Assistant Editor) & Season 2 (Editor) & John Fortenberry Sony TV / USA THE FIRM Peter Wellington Joseph Berger-Davis, Lukas Reiter First Assistant Editor & Helen Shaver Entertainment One Television / NBC EL COCODRILO Short Film Steve Acevedo Alfred Barrios Jr. Assistant Editor BURN NOTICE Renny Harlin Matt Nix, Ben Watkins Assistant Editor & Co-Editor & Alfred Barrios Jr. Fox TV Studios / USA WIPEOUT J. Rupert Thompson Matt Kunitz, Matthew Muchka Assistant Editor & Additional Editor Endemol / ABC THE GOOD GUYS Stephen Surjik Matt Nix, Ben Wexler Assistant Editor & Tate Donovan Fox TV Studios / Fox .

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