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STEVE YEDLIN Director of Photography yedlin.net FEATURE FILMS Partial List DIRECTORS PRODUCERS/STUDIOS STAR WARS: EPISODE VIII Rian Johnson Ram Bergman, Kathleen Kennedy Disney / Lucasfilm SAN ANDREAS Brad Peyton Rob Cowan, Beau Flynn Dwayne Johnson Warner Bros. / New Line Cinema DANNY COLLINS Dan Fogelman Monica Levinson, Denise Di Novi Al Pacino, Annette Bening, Jennifer Garner, Bobby Cannavale Jessie Nelson / Inimitable Pictures CARRIE Chlöe Moretz, Julianne Moore Kimberly Peirce Miles Dale, Kevin Misher / MGM GIRL MOST LIKELY Robert Pulcini Pam Hirsch, Alix Madigan, Steve Golin Kristen Wiig, Annette Bening & Shari Springer Celine Rattray, Trudie Styler Official Selection – Toronto Film Festival Berman Lionsgate LOOPER Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt Rian Johnson Ram Bergman / Endgame Ent. Official Selection – Toronto Film Festival FATHER OF INVENTION Trent Cooper Danny Stillman, Beau Rogers, Kevin Spacey, Virginia Madsen Jonathan Krane / Trigger Street LOVE & OTHER IMPOSSIBLE PURSUITS Don Roos Marc Platt, Carol Cuddy Natalie Portman THE WITNESS: FROM THE BALCONY OF RM. 306 Adam Pertofsky R. Stephan Mohammed, Margaret Hyde Nomination, Best Documentary Short - Academy Award HBO TENURE Mike Million Jared Goldman, Tai Duncan, Paul Schiff AMERICAN VIOLET Tim Disney Mark Donadio, Bill Haney BROTHERS BLOOM Rachel Weisz, Adrian Brody Rian Johnson Ram Bergman, James Stern, Wendy Japhet LOVELY BY SURPRISE Carrie Preston Kirt Gunn Michael Hilliard / Radical Media Winner, New American Special Jury Prize - Seattle Film Fest. ALTERED Adam Kaufman, Brad Henke Eduardo Sánchez Gregg Hale / Universal Focus Rogue UNKNOWN Greg Kinnear, Bridget Moynahan Simon Brand Rick Lashbrook / Weinstein THE DEAD ONE Brian Cox Susan Rodgers, Larry Rattner CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER WOMEN Hans Canosa Ram Bergman / Fabrication Films Helena Bonham Carter, Aaron Eckhart BRICK Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Lukas Haas Rian Johnson Ram Bergman, Mark Mathis Winner, Special Grand Jury Prize - Sundance Film Festival Focus Features Nomination, John Cassavetes Award- Ind. Spirit Awards DEAD BIRDS Patrick Fugit, Isaiah Washington Alex Turner David Hillary / Columbia TriStar THE TOOLBOX MURDERS Tobe Hooper Adam Gierasch, Tony DiDio JAKE + JULIE Greg Cundiff Strange Angels Productions MAY Angela Bettis, Jeremy Sisto, Anna Faris Lucky McKee Scott Sturgeon / Lionsgate COMMERCIAL & MUSIC VIDEO DIRECTORS Partial List Justin Lin, Rian Johnson, Paul Hunter, Bob Odenkirk, The Guard Brothers, John Alper, Kirt Gunn, Greg Brunkalla, Michael Epstein, Rich Wafer, Rob Hampton, Patrick Sherman, Adam Pertofsky, John Turner, Lex Sidon, Jeff Eggleston, Margi Kerns, Jason Kohn, Brent Young, Rob Meltzer, Loyal Kasper, Derek Cianfrance, Kwesi Collisson, Jeremy Konner, Thomas Hilland, Danny Leiner, Jacob Rosenberg, Sean Ehringer, David Shafei COMMERICALS Partial List Coke, Google, Windows, Mountain Dew, Sprite, Honda, Walgreens, Eurostar, Chevy, Honda, NBA, Lincoln Motors & Amazon.com, Timex, Papa John’s, Levi’s, Snickers, Muscle Milk, Food Network, Nickelodeon, Lenovo Tablets, North Carolina Lottery, Proctor & Gamble “Men With Cramps” (Winner - Effie Awards), Rhapsody, Game Show Network, Toon Disney, Disney, Childrens’ Hospital, Sun Life, Gardasil, Rolaids, ABC 1 Saturday Morning, Bonkers, Alley Cats, MB Trade, PopChips, Alka Seltzer Plus, Yoplait, Comcast, ACLU ‘The People’s Oath’, IHOP MUSIC VIDEOS Partial List Mountain Goats “Woke Up New”, Handsome Boy Modeling School “World Gone Mad” .

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