Body of Work
- Joseph Beuys' America (1974–2003) 12 min
- Earle Brown By Artengine, New York (2002) 28 min
- Dennis Oppenheim By Artengine, New York (2001) 28 min
- Keith Sonnier By Artengine, New York (2002) 28 min
- Who Killed Heinrich Hertz? (1986–1987) 20 min
- Willoughby Sharp's Downtown New York (1986) 58 min
- Art And Telecommunications (1983) 60 min
- The Space Shuttle Is A Robot (1983) 20 min
- Willoughby Sharp's Beta 1: DBS (1982) 20 min
- Five Video Pioneers: Acconci, Serra, Sharp, Sonnier & Wegman (1977) 30 min
- Two-Way Demo(1977) 20 min
- Willoughby Sharp Videoviews Chris Burden (1975) 27:45 min
- Art Stars in Hollywood: The DeccaDance (with Chip Lord and Megan Williams) (1974) 60 min
- Art Stars Interviews (with Chip Lord and Megan Williams) (1974) 60 min
- Joseph Beuys' Public Dialogue (1974) 120 min
- Willoughby Sharp's Videoperformances (1973–1974) 58 min
- Chris Burden Videoview (1973) 30 min
- Joseph Beuys Videoview (1973) 30 min
- Vito Acconci Videoview (1973) 30 min
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