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Jeffrey Schenck is known for Super Shark (2011), Absolute Deception (2013) and Jersey Shore Shark Attack (2012).
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HYBRID was founded in 2008 by independent producers Barry Barnholtz and Jeffrey Schenck. Prior to starting Hybrid, Barnholtz was a former founding partner at Trimark Entertainment, then went on to launch his own successful DVD label, Barnholtz Entertainment.
Nov 10, 2023 · A Roommate to Die For is Not a True Story. ‘A Roommate to Die For’ isn’t inspired by true events but is the work of experienced writers who understand the genre inside out. It’s the result of a story by Jeffrey Schenck and Peter Sullivan and is written by Adam Rockoff.
Jeffrey Schenck is known as an Executive Producer, Story, Co-Producer, Producer, Co-Executive Producer, Writer, Actor, Associate Producer, and Creative Consultant. Some of his work includes Secret Obsession, Shelter, Fatal Affair, Christmas Made to Order, Christmas Under Wraps, Christmas Wonderland, Abandoned, and Home Invasion.
Jul 9, 2023 · ‘Trapped in the Farmhouse’ is not based on a true story. The movie’s gripping storyline can be attributed to the creative collaboration of Peter Sullivan, Jeffrey Schenck, and Hanz Wasserburger, with Sullivan also serving as the film’s director.
HYBRID was founded in 2008 by independent producers Barry Barnholtz and Jeffrey Schenck. Prior to starting HYBRID, Barnholtz was a former founding partner in TRIMARK Entertainment then went on to launch his own successful DVD label, BARNHOLTZ ENTERTAINMENT which has a distribution deal with LIONSGATE, GAIAM-VIVENDI ENTERTAINMENT, and E-1.
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Dec 11, 2018 · Cast: Brenda Song ( The Social Network, Suite Life of Zack and Cody ), Mike Vogel ( The Brave, What’s Your Number ), Dennis Haysbert ( The Dark Tower, Kodachrome) Screenwriters: Kraig Wenman and Peter Sullivan. Producers: Jeffrey Schenck and Barry Barnholtz. Co-Producers: Brian Nolan and Peter Sullivan.
