Deran Sarafian (b. 1968)

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Birthplace:
Los Angeles, California, USA

Born:
January 17, 1968

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Deran Sarafian (born January 17, 1968) is an Armenian-American actor, film and television director.  Sarafian has directed several episodes of the FOX series House and was made a co-executive producer of the show for the 2007/08 season. He also directed a Season 2 Lost episode, titled "?", and has directed for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami, CSI: NY, Cold Case, The District, Without a Trace, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Cape, Nash Bridges, and Fringe.  Sarafian is the son of film director, Richard C. Sarafian and the brother of Tedi Sarafian, Damon B. Sarafian, and Richard Sarafian, Jr. Sarafian is also the nephew of director Robert Altman. Sarafian is married to actress Laurie Fortier, with whom he has two children.

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Director:
1986  Alien Predators
1987  Interzone
1988  To Die For
1990  Death Warrant
1992  Back in the USSR
1993  Gunmen
1994  Terminal Velocity
1994  The Road Killers
1999  Road Rage
2001  Trapped

Executive Producer:
1986  Alien Predators
1987  Interzone
1988  To Die For
1990  Death Warrant
1992  Back in the USSR
1993  Gunmen
1994  Terminal Velocity
1994  The Road Killers
1999  Road Rage
2001  Trapped
2022  Alex/October

Producer:
1986  Alien Predators
1987  Interzone
1988  To Die For
1990  Death Warrant
1992  Back in the USSR
1993  Gunmen
1994  Terminal Velocity
1994  The Road Killers
1999  Road Rage
2001  Trapped
2022  Alex/October

Screenplay:
1986  Alien Predators
1987  Interzone
1988  To Die For
1990  Death Warrant
1992  Back in the USSR
1993  Gunmen
1994  Terminal Velocity
1994  The Road Killers
1999  Road Rage
2001  Trapped
2022  Alex/October

Director:
1996  Nash Bridges
1997  Buffy the Vampire Slayer
1998  Cupid
1998  Fantasy Island
1998  Martial Law
1998  V.I.P.
2000  CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2000  The District
2002  CSI: Miami
2002  The Twilight Zone
2002  Without a Trace
2003  Cold Case
2003  Threat Matrix
2004  CSI: NY
2004  House
2004  Lost
2005  E-Ring
2005  Night Stalker
2006  Justice
2007  K-Ville
2008  Fringe
2008  In Plain Sight
2009  The Forgotten
2010  Blue Bloods
2010  Chase
2010  Nikita
2011  Hell on Wheels
2011  The Cape
2012  Perception
2013  Hemlock Grove
2014  Legends
2014  Star-Crossed
2014  The Strain
2015  Rosewood
2015  The Returned
2016  Colony
2016  Game of Silence
2016  The Exorcist
2017  The Gifted
2017  Wisdom of the Crowd
2019  Project Blue Book
2019  Swamp Thing
2020  FBI: Most Wanted

Producer:
1996  Nash Bridges
1997  Buffy the Vampire Slayer
1998  Cupid
1998  Fantasy Island
1998  Martial Law
1998  V.I.P.
2000  CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2000  The District
2002  CSI: Miami
2002  The Twilight Zone
2002  Without a Trace
2003  Cold Case
2003  Threat Matrix
2004  CSI: NY
2004  House
2004  Lost
2005  E-Ring
2005  Night Stalker
2006  Justice
2007  K-Ville
2008  Fringe
2008  In Plain Sight
2009  The Forgotten
2010  Blue Bloods
2010  Chase
2010  Nikita
2011  Hell on Wheels
2011  The Cape
2012  Perception
2013  Hemlock Grove
2014  Legends
2014  Star-Crossed
2014  The Strain
2015  Rosewood
2015  The Returned
2016  Colony
2016  Game of Silence
2016  The Exorcist
2017  The Gifted
2017  Wisdom of the Crowd
2019  Project Blue Book
2019  Swamp Thing
2020  FBI: Most Wanted

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