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Director, Producer, Editor, Screenwriter
Director
- 2006 - State Legislature
- 2002 - The Last Letter
- 2001 - Domestic Violence
- 1993 - Zoo
- 1980 - Model
- 1978 - Sinai Field Mission
- 1977 - Canal Zone
- 1976 - Meat
- 1975 - Welfare
- 1974 - Primate
- 1973 - Juvenile Court
- 1971 - Basic Training
- 1969 - Hospital
- 1969 - Law and Order
- 1968 - High School
- 1967 - Titicut Follies
Editor
- 2002 - The Last Letter
- 1980 - Model
- 1978 - Sinai Field Mission
- 1977 - Canal Zone
- 1976 - Meat
- 1975 - Welfare
- 1974 - Primate
- 1973 - Juvenile Court
- 1971 - Basic Training
- 1969 - Hospital
- 1969 - Law and Order
- 1968 - High School
- 1967 - Titicut Follies
Producer
- 2001 - Domestic Violence
- 1980 - Model
- 1978 - Sinai Field Mission
- 1977 - Canal Zone
- 1976 - Meat
- 1975 - Welfare
- 1974 - Primate
- 1973 - Juvenile Court
- 1971 - Basic Training
- 1969 - Law and Order
- 1969 - Hospital
- 1968 - High School
- 1967 - Titicut Follies
- 1963 - The Cool World
Screenwriter
- 2002 - The Last Letter
- 1980 - Model
- 1975 - Welfare
- 1974 - Primate
- 1973 - Juvenile Court
- 1971 - Basic Training
- 1969 - Law and Order
- 1968 - High School
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