Producer, Director, Writer
| Title | Airing Network | Duration | Year Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Edition | PBS | 30 minutes | 1975 |
| Youth Terror: The View From Behind The Gun | ABC | 60 minutes | 1978 |
| The Monastery | ABC | 90 minutes | 1980 |
| Homosexuals | ABC | 60 minutes | 1982 |
| American Inquisition | ABC | 60 minutes | 1983 |
| They Have Souls Too | ABC | 60 minutes | 1992 |
| Society Class In Great Britain | Turner Network | 60 minutes | 1992 |
| Richard Avedon: Darkness and Light | PBS: American Masters | 90 minutes | 1994 |
| The Choice '96 | PBS: Frontline | 2 hours | 1996 |
| Faith and Doubt At Ground Zero | PBS: Frontline | 2 hours | 2002 |
| John Paul II: The Millennial Pope | PBS Frontline | 3 hours | 1998 |
| The Mormons | PBS: Frontline and American Experience | 4 hours | 2007 |
| Forgiveness: A Time To Love And A Time To Hate | PBS | 3 hours | 2011 |
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