Jay Woelfel

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Jay Woelfel (b. July 24, 1962 in Columbus, Ohio, United States) is a screenwriter/director of independent films, and with producer Johnnie J. Young, a partner in Young Wolf Productions.

Credits

Closed for the Season (2010) (writer/director)
Live Evil (2007) (writer/director)
Ghost Lake (2004) (writer/director)
Ex Inferis (2003) (writer)
Hell's Highway (composer)
Trancers 6 (2002) (director)
Demonicus (2001) (writer/director)
Train Quest (2001) (story)
Sex Files: Ancient Desires (2000) (writer)
Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming (1999) (co-director)
Unseen Evil (1999) (director)
Iron Thunder (1998) (writer/director)
Public Enemy (1998) (writer/director)
With Criminal Intent (1995) (writer/director)
Party (1994) (writer)
Things (1993) (segment "Thing in a Jar") (writer/director)
Beyond Dream's Door (1989) (writer/director)
The Birthmark (1987) (director)

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Name	Woelfel, Jay
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Short description	American cinematographer
Date of birth	July 24, 1962
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