In Television and Film
- 1955 A Man Called Peter
- 1978 The Double McGuffin
- 1980 The Four Seasons
- 1983 The Bear
- 1985 One Terrific Guy (TV)
- 1987 From Father to Son
- 1988 The Unconquered (TV)
- 1988 Invictus (TV)
- 1988 A Father’s Homecoming
- 1988 Town and Gown: The Oakmont Story (TV)
- 1989 Murder in Mississippi
- 1989 Driving Miss Daisy
- 1990 Decoration Day (TV)
- 1991 White Lie (TV)
- 1991 Fried Green Tomatoes
- 1991 The Nightman (TV)
- 1992 A Kiss to Die For (TV)
- 1993 I’ll Fly Away (TV)
- 1995 A Season in Purgatory
- 1997 Scream 2
- 2000 Young Americans (TV)
- 2002 The Adventures of Ociee Nash
- 2003 Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius
- 2006 Revenge of the Nerds (remake)
- 2007 October Road (TV)
- 2007 Why Did I Get Married?
- 2009 Van Wilder: Freshman Year
- 2009 Road Trip: Beer Pong
- 2009 The Blind Side
- 2009 TV project currently titled Brothers and Detectives
- 2010 Big Momma's House 3
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