Screenwriting debut, "Have a Nice Weekend"

Directorial debut, "Inserts"; also scripted

Wrote and directed "Heart Beat", about writers Neal Cassady and Jack Kerouac

Adapted and directed the remake of "The Razor's Edge", starring Bill Murray

TV debut as writer and director with the "Night Caller" episode of NBC's "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"

Directed last feature to date, "The Whoopee Boys"

Created, executive produced and wrote episodes of the short-lived CBS series "Middle Ages"

Executive produced, created and scripted "South of Sunset", a CBS series canceled after one airing

Served as executive producer, creator and writer of the NBC primetime soap "Winnetka Road"

Wrote episodes of the UPN series "The Watcher"

Penned the script for "Duets" (2000) which was to have paired Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow onscreen; film went before the cameras in 1999 with Paltrow starring and her father Brice directing; Scott Speedman had assumed the role earmarked for Pitt