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Thomas Brown's movie career began at George Lucas's ILM special effects facility during THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. He became an Executive at Francis Coppola's innovative Zoetrope Studios experiment in the early 80s where he introduced new technology such as computers and video to the movie making process during the making of Coppola's Las Vegas inspired fantasy ONE FROM THE HEART... See full bio »

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Francine Locke Film Reel -- Family Law (Best Actress, Gideon), Stealing Home (Best Supporting Actress-nom.) 168 Project, True Tale Monster (Albert P. Weisman Award), The Discarded (2011 Feature Release).

Francine Locke Film Reel

Christopher Mann's Theatrical Demo Reel -- This reel contains Christopher performing in Film and Television. The clips included are from the following: "The Boundary", "The Wire", "Duplicity", "Law & Order(SVU)", "Michael Clayton", "Cost Of A Soul", "HEROES" and "Law & Order (CI)".

Christopher Mann's Theatrical Demo Reel

David H. Lawrence, XVII - Drama -- On-camera drama reel featuring David H. Lawrence XVII, in scenes from Heroes, The Unit, LOST, and more

David H. Lawrence, XVII - Drama

My Demo Reel -- Includes clips from GLORY DAZE, COMMUNITY and horror film URBAN EXPLORER.

My Demo Reel

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Melanie Molnar - Reel


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1982 One from the Heart (electronic cinema)
 
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1980 Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (production associate: miniature and optical effects unit)
 
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"The way they track credit cards is much more space age than the film business, which I compare to Detroit. This industry is dying unless it changes - and we're changing it." (California Magazine October 1981) See more »