Television Work
- (1987) Miami Vice (episode: By Hooker By Crook)
- (1987) The New Mike Hammer (episode: Green Lipstick/Mike's Daughter)
- (1988) T. and T. (episode: A Secret No More)
- (1989) Friday the 13th: The Series (episode: The Secret Agenda of Mesmer's Bauble)
- 1989) Booker (episode: Deals and Wheels: Part 1)
- (1990) Memories of Murder
- (1991) Tales from the Crypt (episode: Dead Wait)
- (1991) Sweating Bullets aka Tropical Heat (episode: Mafia Mistress)
- (1992) Silk Stalkings (episode: Powder Burn)
- (1992) Lady Boss
- (1992) Highlander: The Series (episode: Revenge Is Sweet)
- (1993) Counterstrike (episode: Muerte)
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