Coming of age
Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Directed by Amy Heckerling,Refugee Films, 1982.
Dazed and Confused. Directed by Richard Linklater, Detour Filmproduction/Alphaville Films, 1993.
Boyz n the Hood. Directed by John Singleton, Columbia Pictures, 1991.
Stand By Me. Directed by Rob Reiner, Act III Productions, 1986.
Stand By Me. Directed by Rob Reiner, Act III Productions, 1986.
"Swingers." The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black, directed by Carol Black and Neal Marlens, season 1, episode 2, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1988.
"Angel." The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black, directed by Art Wolff, season 1, episode 4, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1988.
St. Elmo's Fire. Directed by Joel Schumacher, Channel-Lauren Shuler, 1985.
A Bronx Tale. Directed by Robert De Niro, Price Entertainment/TriBeCa Productions, 1993.
Varsity Blues. Directed by Brian Robbins, MTV Films/Tollin/Robbins Productions, 1999.
"Don't You Know Anything About Women?" The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black and Tammy Ader, directed by Jeffrey D. Brown, season 3, episode 11, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1990.
Dazed and Confused. Directed by Richard Linklater, Detour Filmproduction/Alphaville Films, 1993.
"Private Butthead." The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black and Sy Rosen, directed by Nick Marck, season 5, episode 14, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1992.
"Goodbye." The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black and Bob Brush, directed by Michael Dinner, season 3, episode 20, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1990.
"Square Dance." The Wonder Years, written by Neal Marlens and Carol Black and Todd W. Langen, directed by Tom Moore, season 2, episode 15, The Black/Marlens Company and New World Television, 1989.