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Parker Laramie is an Emmy and Eddie-nominated editor of award-winning and critically acclaimed fiction and non-fiction films, with a focus on social justice and an eye towards documenting unique social milieus.

He collaborates closely with award-winning filmmakers, including KIRBY DICK and AMY ZIERING, LUCY WALKER, PEDRO KOS, ELISA BONORA, JAMES KEACH, and TIMUR BEKMAMBETOV. His work is shown at international film festivals including TELLURIDE, TORONTO, BERLIN, and SUNDANCE and distributed by studios and networks including HBO, NETFLIX, UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, and SONY PICTURES CLASSICS.

In 2021, he edited and co-produced the investigative documentary ALLEN V. FARROW for HBO, which garnered him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. That same year he also edited the dramatic feature film JOCKEY with critically acclaimed filmmakers Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar. The film was selected to compete in the 2021 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL World Cinema Dramatic Competition, and released by SONY PICTURES CLASSICS.

Over the years, he has also shed light on modern-day slavery in the fishing industry with GHOST FLEET, followed the struggle to find a cure for diseases like Alzheimer's and ALS in THE TURNING POINT and AUGIE, and investigated the history of brain injury in the NFL in REQUIEM FOR A RUNNING BACK.

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