List of Awards and Grants
- Information Film Producers of America Cindy Award for the Museum of Modern Art public service announcement, 1985
- 27th Annual American Film Festival Award for the Museum of Modern Art public service announcement, 1985
- 28th Annual New York Emmy Awards, Outstanding Public Service Announcement Award for Museum of Modern Art public service announcement, 1984
- National Endowment for the Arts Grant, 1982
- Academy Award for Special Effects for The Lathe of Heaven Special, 1980
- Pablo Neruda Director's & Writer's Award for Poet of His People, 1978
- Director's & Purchase Award, Sinking Creek Film Festival, for L'Oiseau, 1978
- National Academy of Television, Arts, & Sciences, Special Award for Special Effects for Enigma, 1972
- International ICOGRADA Jury Award for U.F.O.'s, 1972
- Award for Excellence at Festival International du Cinema en 16 mm. de Montreal, for Enigma, 1972
- CINE Golden Eagle Award for Pixillation, 1971
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