I was watching some propaganda CNN (who have yet to report on the LA State Department operation that saved 28 sexually exploited children and arrested 474 people - wheres KTLA reported on it February 1, 2017 at 9:06 AM ) on their website to hear what they have to say about the violent Berkeley protests. At the five minute mark in the CNN video on the article about the riots I stopped and looked the guy up on the screen. His name is Oren Segal and he is the Director of the Center on Extremism, ADL according to CNN. I saw an Oren Segal on IMDB so I checked him out. Oren Segal on IMDB has produced the following movies in chronological order:

Burning Palms (2010) 5.4/10 - A subversive tale that interlaces five stories set in Los Angeles, where no taboo is left unexplored as each character careens toward a dark and often comic fate.

The Curse of Downers Grove (2015) 4.5/10 - A teen angst thriller at a high school gripped by an apparent curse that claims the life of a senior every year. Story follows a senior, Chrissie, who is skeptical, and another, Tracy, who believes that she may be the next victim.

#Horror (2015) 3.2/10 - Six preadolescent girls face a night of terror when the compulsive addiction of an online social media game turns a moment of cyber bullying into a night of insanity.

Just Like Beauty (pre-production) - A dark comedy set in a dystopic future in which young Edie Stein enters a beauty pageant in order to please her mother.

Not produced by Oren Segal but still related is:

The short #Horror (2016) (needs 5 ratings) - A group of preteens face a night of Terror when the compulsive addiction of an online social media game turns a moment of cyberbullying to a night of insanity.

This Oren Segal might be the same guy from in the CNN video.

More on Oren Segal from IMDB:

If you read news for 2009 from Oren Segal on IMDB you will see one article entitled, "Latest Agency Signings & Hirings". Second sentence in reads, "Basinger will continue to be managed by Oren Segal at Media Talent Group." Click what's hyperlinked and your stomach will turn when you read the first couple of movie titles.

The disappointments Room (2016) 3.9 - A mother and her young son release unimaginable horrors from the attic of their rural dream home.

.45 (2006) 5.7 - A story of how obsession, addiction and abuse cause a young woman to execute an elaborate plan of revenge.

Bad News Bears (2005) 5.8 - A grizzled little league coach tries to turn his team of misfits into champs.

Is it just me or do these movies reference young people a little too much?

On the IMDB page for the short #Horror (2016) following the release it says Guam which is hyperlinked. Click on that link and it bring you to another page that says Guam again which is hyperlinked. Click on that and you will see two movies listed as under 'Upcoming Releases for Guam'

Ouija: The Awakening (2017) - In 1976, A Young girl uses a Ouija board to contact her dead friend, Doras. She woken up something other than Doras.

Ouija: The Awakening of Evil (2017) - A Young Group of Teenagers Play a Ouija board and woken something truly Evil and unstoppable. The Teenagers Try to stop the demon.

Continuing on:

The director and writer of the movie #Horror (2015) and executive producer/producer of the short #Horror (2016) is Tara Subkoff.
Go to Tara Subkoff's wikipedia and you will see this under her personal life:

'In the fall of 2014, Subkoff married artist Urs Fischer. Subkoff gave birth to a daughter, Grace, in May 2016. In June 2016, it was reported that Subkoff and Fischer had filed for divorce. Subkoff resides in Los Angeles, California'.

Go to Urs Fischer's page on Artsy. After going through all of his art and his auction results, you will see some repeated patterns. You may find Artsy difficult to navigate at first.

I will not speculate any further for now. Feel free to share, edit, and use this information for your own investigations and research. Truly disgusting stuff. I know there is more to be uncovered with this sick fuck Oren Segal on IMDB. I only read through some of the articles in the news section. Thank you for your time!