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Selected Documentary Films

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The Forgetting Game
Directed by Russell Sheaffer for Fernweh Media Featured in the 2011 Chargin Documentary and the Marbella International Film Festivals. Sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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American Crossroads
Directed by Paul Blackthorne for TW Productions.
Edited by T. Woody Richman (Farenheit 9/11).
Currently in post production.
Filmmakers Paul Blackthorne (a Brit) and Mister Basquali (an Aussie) bumble their way across the US just weeks after the economic collapse of September 2008. Sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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Made in India
Directed by Rebecca Haimowitz and Vaishali Sinha.
Featured in the 2010 Hotdocs Festival, Woodstock, St Louis, Balinale and many upcoming festivals in 2011. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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mindFLUX A Film about Richard Foreman
Directed by Ryan Kerrison for Ride5 Media Group.
"mindFLUX" explores the creative universe of critically acclaimed playwright, director and designer Richard Foreman. Featuring RF, Yoko Ono, Willem Dafoe, Lou Reed, Eric Bogosian and many more.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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Welcome To My World
Directed by Gwyn Welles
Featured in the Maine and the Harlem International Film Festivals. Sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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I Love My Woman
Directed by Otis Kriegal of Illegal Art
Winner of the 2011 Van Gogh Award for best romance at the Amsterdam Film Festival and honorable mention at the NYC Downtown Short Film Festival. Sound edit, mix. Short documentary.
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In My Hands
Directed by Ann Reinking, Emma Morris, and Brenda Siemer Scheider for Sister Productions
Featured in the 2010 Hamptons International Film Festival. For the National Marfan’s Foundation and premiered at the NBC Universal Screening Room with an introduction by Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Leave No Soldier
Directed by Donna Bassin for Shrinkwrap Productions
Winner of the Accolade Film awards and an official selection of the Rhode Island International Film Festival.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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Tea on the Axis of Evil
Directed by Jean Marie Offenbacher for Reorient Films
Winner of the Noor Award at the Arab Film Festival.
Featured in the Canadian International Film Festival among others.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary. |
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Music From Within
Directed by Molly Snyder Fink & Orlando Richards
Leroy Jenkins, the father of free-jazz violin, is the engaging subject of this short documentary that explores the meaning of freedom and personal legacy. Featured in the 2007 Woodstock Film Festival.
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When Fried Eggs Fly
Directed by Constantine Limperis for Unstumble Films
Premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival 2006. A visionary teacher takes on the challenge to create community in a NYC public school as he leads 162 eight-year-olds from creation to performance of an original song about the environment.
Sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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Love, Labor, Loss
Directed by Lisa Russell. A Governess Films Production
In 2006, Love, Labor, Loss became part of the Best of Film collection for the International Museum of Women’s "Imagining Ourselves" online exhibit.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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Gonzo Music Diaries
Directed by Roy Szuper for NYC-Universal Beef Productions
Gonzo Music Diaries is a time capsule of the music and activism that shaped NYC in 2004. Distributed by Indiepix.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature documentary.
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King of the Road
Directed by Ami Cuneo for Long Haul Entertainment
Determined to depict the lives of truckers, the owner of a long-haul trucking company coerces five of his drivers to star in a homegrown reality-TV show.
Sound edit, mix. Feature documentary. |
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Selected Dramatic Films

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The Clerk's Tale
Directed by James Franco for Rabbit Bandini Productions.
Featured in the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. Starring Charles Dance and John Kelly. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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Herbert White
Directed by James Franco for Rabbit Bandini Productions.
Starring Academy Award nominated actor Michael Shannon. Featured in the 2010 Berlin, Sundance Film Festivals. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film.
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Tub
Directed by Bobby Miller for Streetwise Pictures.
"Soon-to-be classic urban horror story” Indiewire.com.
2010 Telly award for sound design.
Featured in the 2010 Cannes, Sundance and SXSW Film Festivals. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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Happy Life
Directed by Michael M. Bilandic for Tilt Pocket Productions.
Executive Producer Abel Ferrara. Featured as part of the New Filmmakers 2011 Film Series at the Anthology Film Archives. Sound edit, mix. Feature film. |

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Salamander
Directed by Jen Heck
Featured in the Hamptons International & Outfest Film Festivals. Winner of the audience award at the Columbia University Film Fest and nominated for the Iris Prize. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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The Night of the Moon Has Many Hours
Directed by Mauricio Arango.
Shot M.O.S. Brooklyn Sound Society created 100% of the sound for this award winning film!
Jury's choice, 30th Black Maria Film Festival.
1st Prize, Salon Video Art. Matt Roberts Arts, UK.
Sound design, foley, mix. Short film.
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Whirling Dervish
Directed by Rory Bain for Cracked in the Head Films.
Distributed by Moving Pictures Film & TV. Debuted at the Cinequest Film Festival, SAG Foundation, Vail Film Fest, nominated for best screenplay at the Portobello Road Film Festival.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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Placebo
Directed by Henry Prince for Watertower Films and Lindauer Media.
Screened at over 15 film festival across the US including the Palm Beach and Hollywood Film Festivals. Winner of the audience award to the DC Shorts Film Festival and the Silver Screen Award at the Nevada Film Festival. Sound Design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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Contact Zone
Directed by Gustavius Smith.
Best Narrative Short at both the Williamsburg & the Bahamas International Film Festivals. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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King of Paper Chasin'
Directed by Lamonte Edwards for Triplebeam Productions
Distributed by E1 Entertainment in 2011.
Sound edit. Feature film
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Rosy
Directed by Christina Voros for Migrant Turtle Films
A film by the award winning filmmaker Christina Voros. Official selection the Florida Film Festival.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film. |

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Natural Causes
Directed by Alex Cannon, Michael Lerman, and Paul Cannon for Tiger Industry Films.
Official selection of the SXSW Festival, the Independent Film Festival in Boston, and the Sarasota Film Festival.
Sound edit, mix. Feature film.
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Fade
Directed by Anthony Stagliano for Klondike 5 Productions
Distributed by Cinema Epoch.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature film.
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The Father Unblinking
Directed by Ziggy Attias for Ziggy Films
Winner of 10 Best of Film Festival awards.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film.
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Shadows
Directed by Alexander Lang for Mirror Image Productions
Best in show at the RIFF. Featured in the 2009 New Filmmakers series.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature film. |
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Charlie
Directed by Salvatore Interlandi for Number 51 Pictures
An official selection of the 2007 Methodfest.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature film.
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Brooklyn
Directed by Allon Azulai for Danoa Films
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Feature film.
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Proof of Birth
Directed by Jose Luis Orbegozo
An official selection of the 2007 Brooklyn International Film Festival, the story of Luis Gonzalez, a young illegal Mexican immigrant, on his quest to obtain a legal driver’s license in New York City. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film.
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Pie in the Sky
Directed by Mike Tenaglia
An official selection of the 2007 Tribeca Tropfest and the Queens International Film Festival, Pie in the Sky is the only film ever made about schizophrenia, pizza, and an adopted monkey doll. Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film.
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Product of 3C
Directed by Paul Hamill. Block Yard Films
In a world saturated by media, it’s hard to know one’s own truth.
Sound design, sound edit, mix. Short film.
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