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David Fine is an American film producer, director, screenwriter and editor. He is most famous for writing, directing, producing and editing Salaam Dunk about women basketball in war-torn Iraq. The film, his debut long feature, has gained mostly positive reviews.[1][2] It also won the Gold Plaque for "Best Documentary" award during the 2011 Chicago International Film Festival. It was also nominated to Gold Hugo "Best Documentary" award during the same festival. It also won the Grand Jury Award for "Best Documentary feature" during the Florida Film Festival in 2012.[3]
Filmography
edit- 2005: The Glass (Short documentary) - Director / Writer / Editor
- 2008: Pillow Justice (Short) - Director
- 2009: Unwanted (short) - Cinematographer
- 2009: Puke in My Mouth (Short) - Director
- 2009: I'm on a Mac (Short) - Director / Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
- 2010: Tweet It (Video short) - Director / Producer / Cinematographer
- 2010: The New Dork (Short) - Director / Producer / Editor
- 2010: Mac or PC (Short) - Director / Producer / Cinematographer / Editor
- 2010: Telephone, the Office Version (short) - Cinematographer
- 2011: Salaam Dunk (Documentary) - Director / Cinematographer / Editor
- Others
- 2005: The Outdoorsmen: Blood, Sweat & Beers (Documentary) (on-line editor)
- 2005: I Believe to My Soul (Video documentary short) (assistant editor)
- 2005-2006: E-Ring (TV Series) (post-production assistant, 13 episodes)
- 2006: Kyle XY (TV Series) (post-production coordinator, 1 episode)
- 2006: Tell Me Do You Miss Me (Documentary) (additional editor)
- 2007: Kids Are in Charge: Family Vacation (TV Series) (assistant editor, 12 episodes)
- 2008: Visioneers (assistant editor)
- 2008: Last Cup: Road to the World Series of Beer Pong (Documentary) (assistant editor)
References
edit- ^ "Salaam Dunk". Variety. Retrieved 2012-09-17.
- ^ "Salaam Dunk: Film Review". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2012-09-17.
- ^ IMDb.com Salaam Dunk (2011) Awards page