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Andrew Gurland (1971– )BiografieWriter/Director/Showrunner Andrew Gurland is best known for creating FX's critically acclaimed comedy series, "Married (2014-2015)," as well as for his role as a forefather of the found footage movement. Gurland's docu-style feature films, "Mail Order Wife (2004)," "Last Exorcsim (2010)," and "Virginity Hit (2010)" were some of the earlier and more authentic entries in the found footage genre. Gurland also directed (along with Todd Phillips) the controversial fraternity hazing documentary, "Frat House," Grand Jury Prize winner at the Sundance Film Festival (1998). - IMDb Mini Biography By: Anonymous Writer/Director/Showrunner Andrew Gurland series television work includes creating and showrunning FX's critically acclaimed, "Married," showrunning Netflix's "Unstable" as well as high level staffing positions on Apple TV's "Platonic," Netflix's "Friends From College" and Hulu's "Reboot." Gurland's feature credits include co-writing/co-directing and starring in the cult indie "Mail Order Wife," co-creating the Lion's Gate horror franchise, "Last Exorcism" and co-directing HBO Documentary's "Frat House" (winner of Sundance's Grand Jury Prize). - IMDb Mini Biography By: anonymous
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