Howard Gertler

Howard Gertler (born before 1998) is a film producer who was nominated for an Oscar in the category Best Documentary at the 2013 Academy Awards for the production of How to Survive a Plague together with director and screenwriter David France . In 2012 the two were awarded the prize for Best Documentary at the Gotham Awards for this film . At the Independent Spirit Awards 2007 Gertler was honored with the Producers Award for the films Pizza and Shortbus .

In 2017 he was accepted into the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), which awards the Oscars every year .

Gertler attended Scarsdale High School and then studied public policy at Princeton University , where he also worked for the student newspaper The Daily Princetonian .

Filmography

1998: Desert Blue
1999: Chutney Popcorn
2000: His last coup ( The Opportunists )
2001: Reveille (short film)
2001: Wet Hot American Summer
2001: Jump Tomorrow
2001: World Traveler
2001: The American Astronaut
2002: Everyone loves Lucy ( I'm with Lucy )
2004: Tempting Adam (TV movie)
2004: My Sexiest Mistake (TV movie)
2004: The Best Thief in the World
2005: pizza
2005: A Buck's Worth (short film)
2005: Love is a matter of nerves ( Trust the Man )
2006: Shortbus
2007: The Favor
2007: Gifted and Challenged: The Making of "Shortbus" (documentary short film, video / DVD)
2008: Husband for Hire (TV movie)
2009: World's Greatest Dad
2011: Death Is Lame (short film)
2011: an almost perfect crime
2011: Our Idiot Brother
2012: Seraph (short film)
2012: How to Survive a Plague (documentary)
2013: Independent Lens (television documentary series)
2014: To Russia with Love (television documentary)
2014: Do I Sound Gay? (Documentary)
2017: How to Talk to Girls at Parties

↑ The 85th Academy Awards | 2013 at oscar.org (English)
↑ "Class of 2017". Accessed June 30, 2017. http://www.app.oscars.org/class2017/ .
↑ Howard Gertler at linkedin.com (English)