Emile B. Levisetti

Emile Levisetti is an American actor, television director and producer. He started out in Chicago in theater and commercials, then broke through with a role in Pupi Avati's BIX, which was nominated at the 1991 Cannes Film Festival. He became a prolific producer and director, developing or producing more than 150 episodes of television, both one hour dramas and half hour comedies. He has directed dramas including Bones, Castle, Royal Pains, Covert Affairs, Lie to Me, Army Wives, The Glades, The Librarians, Hit the Floor and Hunters, and comedies such as In Case of Emergency, Rita Rocks and Surviving Suburbia. Earlier he spent five years in comedy development at 20th Century Fox Television, rising to vice president, and later ran the television division at Industry Entertainment, producing The Education of Max Bickford and executive producing Haunted, Threat Matrix and Hope and Faith. He also conceived and directed a music video for Five Finger Death Punch's Remember Everything.