Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

Co-Producer, 'The Blacklist Project'

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Portrait photographer and documentary filmmaker (Lou Reed: Rock and Roll Heart, Orson Welles, XXX:30 Porn-Star Portraits); co-producer, with Elvis Mitchell, of The Black List Project

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