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This director of off-beat comedies spent many years as a marketing executive overseeing distribution at Spectrafilm in the 1980s. Sam Irvin began his career as an assistant to Brian De Palma, serving as associate producer and production manager on the low-budget comedy "Home Movies" (1979). He also worked as a production assistant on De Palma's thriller "Dressed To Kill" (1980). But for much of the 1980s, Irvin worked at the distribution house, Spectrafilm, working his way from marketing to special projects, including designing posters. During this time, the company distributed many US and
Co-Executive Producer
1998
1979
First credit, as associate producer and production manager, on Brian De Palma's "Home Movies"
1980
Assisted De Palma on the feature "Dressed to Kill"
1982
First credit as producer, on comedy "The First Time"
1985
Directed, wrote and produced comic short "Double Negative"
Served as vice-president of marketing, then vice-president special projects, at Spectrafilm in mid-1980s
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