MICHAEL P. (MICK) FLANNIGAN  - Producer Biography
During his prolific career, Michael P. Flannigan has produced and/or production managed close to 40 feature films from locations throughout the United States, as well as in Brazil, Canada, Ireland, and throughout Eastern Europe. He has worked with some of the leading independent feature film production companies in Hollywood and is a member of the Producer’s Guild of America and the Independent Filmmaker's Project.
 
In 1996, Michael production managed a series of six cable TV movies, entitled Hot Lines for LA-based Magic Hour Pictures. Next, Michael was introduced to Roger Corman’s Concord/New Horizons company, and shortly thereafter he became production manager for four feature films from that studio during 1996-97. He also produced two pictures for Cineville Films in this era.
 
Michael was sent to Galway, Ireland, to run Corman’s “Concord Anios” Studios, from 1998-99. Serving the company as Head of Concord Anios Studios. Producing three films for Corman and provided production services for Trimark Pictures.
 
Returning to Los Angeles, Michael worked as a freelance producer/production manager in 2000, with Trimark Pictures Leprechaun in the Hood as one of his projects. For Franchise Pictures, Michael worked with Jeff Goldblum and Anne Heche on a release called Beyond Suspicion, and for Tomorrow Films, he produced Double Bang with William Baldwin.
 
During 2001, Michael shot additional photography for the Walter Hill feature Undisputed, and production managed Lion’s Gate Entertainment’s The Rules of Attraction.
 
Michael began his association with Millennium Films in 2002, and since that time has been involved as producer of the Al Pacino starrer 88 Minutes, served as line producer of director Brian DePalma’s The Black Dahlia. Starring Josh Hartnet, Scarlett Johannson, and Hilary Swank. Executive producer on Home of the Brave, starring Samuel L. Jackson and Curtis (50 Cent) Jackson, directed by Irwin Winkler.
 
In 2007 Michael was made the head of Millennium’s Shreveport Louisiana studio operations and oversaw the production of Homeland Security, starring Antonio Banderas and Meg Ryan; Blonde Ambition, starring Jessica Simpson and Luke Wilson; Cleaner with Samuel L. Jackson and Ed Harris directed by Renny Harlin; and Mad Money Starring Diane Keaton, Queen Latifa, and Katie Holmes Directed by Callie Khouri. In addition to his producing duties, Michael was instrumental working with the city of Shreveport in the development of Millennium’s stages and studio facility.
2011 – Louisiana Production Tax Credit Consultant, “Freelancers”, Shot in Shreveport, LA, Emmett / Furla Films

2010 – Louisiana Production Tax Credit Consultant, “Catch .44”, Shot in Shreveport, LA
Emmett / Furla Films

2009 – Executive Producer; Golden Lion Productions, “Five Days of War”, Shot in Republic of GeorgiaProducer: George Lascu; Director: Renny Harlin

2008 – Line Producer; Liberty Productions, “Mannherheim”, Prep Only, Finland & Lithuania, Producer: Markus Selin; Director: Renny Harlin

2008 – Production Executive; Millennium Films, “Streets of Blood”, Shot in Shreveport, LA, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Charles Winkler

2008 – Co-Producer; Foresight , “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”, Shot in Shreveport, LA
Executive Producer: Mark Damon; Director: Peter Hyams

2007 – Production Executive; Millennium Films, “Major Movie Star”, Shot in Shreveport, LA, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Steve Minor

2007 – Producer; Millennium Films, “Mad Money”, Shot in Shreveport, LA
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Callie Khouri

2007 – Co-Producer; Millennium Films, “Cleaner”, Shot in Shreveport, LA
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Renny Harlin

2007 – Production Executive; Millennium Films, “Blonde Ambition”, Shot in Shreveport, LA, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Scott Marshall

2006 – Production Executive; Millennium Films, “My Mom’s New Boyfriend”, Shot in Shreveport, LA, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: George Gallo

2006 - Co-Producer; Millennium Films, “Home of the Brave”, Shot in Morocco & Spokake WA, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Irwin Winkler

2005 - Co-Producer; Millennium Films, “88 Minutes”, Shot in Vancouver Canada
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Jon Avnet

2005 - Line Producer; Millennium Films, “The Black Dahlia”, Shot in Sofia, Bulgaria & Los Angeles, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Brian DePalma

2004 - Line Producer; Millennium Films, “Submerged”, Shot in Sofia, Bulgaria
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Tony Hickox

2003 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “The Snake King”, Shot in Salvador, Brazil
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Alan Goldstien

2003 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Nature Unleashed: Tornado”, Shot in Bucharest, Romania, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Alain Jakubowitz

2003 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Nature Unleashed: Fire”, Shot in Bucharest, Romania
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Alan Goldstien

2003 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Nature Unleashed: Earthquake”, Shot in Vilnius, Lithuania, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Tibor Takacs

2002 - Production Executive; Nu-Image, “Blind Horizon”, Shot in Las Vegas, New Mexico
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Michael Haussman

2002 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Vlad”, Shot in Bucharest, Romania
Executive Producer: Michael Sellers; Director: Michael Sellers

2002 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Special Forces”, Shot in Vilnius, Lithuania
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Isaac Florentine

2001 - Production Supervisor; Lions Gate, “Rules of Attraction”, Shot in Los Angeles
Executive Producer: Jeremiah Samuels, Director: Roger Avary

2001 - Line Producer; Nu-Image, “Undisputed” (Additional Photography), Shot in Los Angeles, Executive Producer: Avi Lerner; Director: Walter Hill

2000 - U.P.M. (Miami unit); Motion Picture Corp. of America, “Boat Trip”  (Prep only)
Executive Producer: Brad Krevoy; Director: Mort Nathan

2000 - Producer; Tomorrow Film Corp., “Double Bang”, Shot in Los Angeles
Executive Producer: Yoram Pelman; Director: Heywood Gould

1999 - Production Supervisor; Franchise Picture, “Beyond Suspicion”, Shot in Los Angeles, Line Producer: Jeremiah Samuels, Director: Matt Tabak

1999 - Co-Producer; Trimark Pictures, “Leprechaun in the Hood”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Bruce Eisen; Director: Rob Spera

1998 - Co-Producer; Concorde Anois, “Payback II”, Shot in Galway, Ireland
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Jeremiah Cullinane

1998 - Co-Producer; Concorde Anois, “The White Pony”, Shot in Galway, Ireland
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Brian Kelly

1998 - Co-Producer; Trimark Pictures, “Warlock The End Of Innocents”, Shot in Galway, Ireland, Producer: Bruce Eisen; Director: Eric Freiser

1998 - Co-Producer; Concorde Anois, “Ghostly Rental”, Shot in Galway, Ireland
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Mitch Marcus

1997 - Line Producer; Cineville / New Metro,  “Splitsville”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Carl Colpaert , Director: Lynn Hamerick

1997 - U.P.M.; Cineville / Keystone Film Partners,  “Death Valley”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Jacobus Rose, Director: Carl Colpaert

1997 - U.P.M.; Concorde Pictures / HBO, “Watchers IV”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: John Beachler

1997 - U.P.M.; Concorde Pictures / Showtime, “Club Vampire”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Andy Rubin

1996 - U.P.M.; Concorde Pictures / Saban, “Overdrive”, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Lev Spiro

1996 - U.P.M.; Concorde Pictures / Saban, “Crossroads of Destiny”
Producer: Roger Corman; Director: Victoria Muspratt

1996 - U.P.M.; Magic Hour Pictures / HBO, “Hotlines”, TV Series, Shot in Los Angeles
Producer: Rich Goldberg, Director: Rob Spera


ON ASSIGNMENT IN IRELAND: 2/98-3/99:
Managing Director:  Concorde Anois Studios;  Co. Galway, Ireland
Head of Studio Operations and Supervising Producer for motion picture studio in Ireland. Responsible for the control of production service agreements for Irish film tax relief. 

PRIOR EXPERIENCE:
3/95-5/96 FREELANCE COMMERCIAL PRODUCER: Various ad agencies and production companies
3/90-3/95 BROADCAST PRODUCER / DIRECTOR: Robinsons-May broadcast commercials
5/89-3/90 PRODUCTION  STAFF: Sony Television, “Jeopardy!”  TV game show
9/87-5/89 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Century Cable Access, multi-camera live and tape television