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MICHAEL OZIER Director of Photography COMMERCIALS (partial list) American Express, Audi, Toyota, Sony Playstation, Burger King, Budweiser, Citysearch.com, Capri Sun, McDonalds, Drug Free PSA, Colgate, Visa, Virgin Mobile, Ford, Rock The Vote, MasterCard, Levi's, Skechers, Reebok, Paine Stewart, Microsoft, Bank of the West, Pedigree, BMW, Direct TV, Office Max, Travel Channel, Walmart, Jeep, Nike, Nissan, Oldsmobile, Reebok, 911 Fund, Farmers Insurance, Energizer, Sprite, Coors Light, AT&T, Payless, Sonic, United Way, PGA Tour, American Cancer, Qwest, EA Sports, Garmin, Honda, Lincoln Navigator, Molson’s DIRECTORS (partial list) Eric Barber, Nicholas Barker, Hank Benson, Brian Beletic, Gavin Bowden, Jorge Colon, Digital Kitchen, Jason Farrand, M. Edinborough, David Frankham, Larry Frey, Mike Goode, Wayne Isham, Jaume, Jeff Karoff, Rick Lemoine, Chuck McBride, Scott Messick, Mason Nicoll, Dan Rush, Paul Schneider, Josh Taft, Neil Tardio Jr., Eden Tyler, Tim Ward, Dan Winters, Scott Young, Maggie Zackheim, Kevin Kerslake FEATURES (partial list) GAME THERAPY Indiana Production Company Dir: Ryan Travis SAVANNAH Unclaimed Freight Productions Dir: Annette Haywood-Carter CBGB Unclaimed Freight Productions Dir: Randall Miller BOTTLE SHOCK Shocking Bottle Dir: Randall Miller NOBEL SON Eli’s Son Production Dir: Randall Miller THE SIXTH MAN All Net Productions Dir: Randall Miller DOCUMENTARIES (partial list) SLIPPIN’: 10 YEARS WITH THE BLOODS Preview Production GBR Dir: Joachim Schroeder, Tommy Sowards TELEVISION (partial list) A TALE OF TWO BUNNIES (TV Movie) ABC Dir: Randall Miller H-E DOUBLE HOCKEY STICKS (TV Movie) ABC Dir: Randall Miller RUNNING THE HALLS NBC Creator: Steve Slavkin SALUTE YOUR SHORTS Nickelodeon Creator: Steve Slavkin.

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