Martha Mitchell

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Martha Mitchell is an American television director.  She has directed for a number of notable television series. Prior to directing, Mitchell worked as a script supervisor on numerous films, the pilot episode of New York Undercover and episodes of Law & Order from 1990 to 1996.

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Casting:
1982  Waitress!

Script Supervisor:
1982  Waitress!
1983  Sleepaway Camp
1984  Old Enough
1986  The Princess and the Call Girl
1987  Morgan Stewart's Coming Home

Second Assistant Director:
1981  Madman
1982  Waitress!
1983  Sleepaway Camp
1984  Old Enough
1986  The Princess and the Call Girl
1987  Morgan Stewart's Coming Home

Director:
1990  Law & Order
1994  Chicago Hope
1994  New York Undercover
1994  Touched by an Angel
1995  Live Shot
1995  Strange Luck
1996  Dark Skies
1996  Promised Land
1997  Leaving L.A.
1997  Spy Game
1997  The Practice
1997  Timecop
1998  Charmed
1998  Prey
1999  Family Law
1999  Judging Amy
1999  Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
2000  Strong Medicine
2001  The Division
2001  The Education of Max Bickford
2001  The Guardian
2002  Haunted
2002  Without a Trace
2003  Joan of Arcadia
2003  NCIS
2004  Clubhouse
2004  House
2004  Veronica Mars
2005  Close to Home
2005  Numb3rs
2006  Jericho
2008  Raising the Bar
2008  The Mentalist
2009  Mercy
2009  White Collar
2010  Blue Bloods
2011  The Protector
2012  NYC 22
2014  Madam Secretary
2015  Blindspot
2015  Chicago Med
2016  Bull
2018  You
2019  The Enemy Within

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