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'''David Semel''' |
'''David Semel''' was the director and an executive producer for the pilot episode of ''[[Heroes]]''. |
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Having directed since 1990, David Semel has contributed to television history by directing episodes of ''7th Heaven'', ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', ''American Dreams'', and ''House MD''. He is also well known for directing the feature film ''Lone Star State of Mind''. |
Having directed since 1990, David Semel has contributed to television history by directing episodes of ''7th Heaven'', ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', ''American Dreams'', and ''House MD''. He is also well known for directing the feature film ''Lone Star State of Mind''. |
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David Semel was the director and an executive producer for the pilot episode of Heroes.
About
Having directed since 1990, David Semel has contributed to television history by directing episodes of 7th Heaven, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, American Dreams, and House MD. He is also well known for directing the feature film Lone Star State of Mind.
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- In 2007, David Semel was nominated for an "Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series" Emmy for his work on Genesis.