(Director of Photography) a documentary film by Bruce Broder that follows a Florida high school jazz band’s journey to Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition. Tribeca Film Festival. 2007

(Director of Photography) Ilana Trachtman's documentary portrays how community including religious inclusion, can enhance the lives of people with disabilities. San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. 2007

(Director of Photography/Director/Producer) ) This film follows over the course of four years, the life of 14-year-old Jonathan Lerman, an artistic prodigy who is diagnosed with autism, 2007

(Director of Photography/Director/Co-Producer/) The first feature length documentary film to tell the dramatic story of Polish Jews who escaped the Holocaust through their deportation to the Soviet Union. The Audience Award, Washington Jewish Film Festival, 2006

(Director of Photography) This film raises awareness about the abuse, isolation and poor medical care faced by transgender prisoners.  Jane Baus, Dan Hunt,Reid Williams – Producers. Best Doc at San Francisco and NYC LGBT Film Festivals. 2006 

(Director of Photography/Producer) On the 20th anniversary of Burning Man my camera followed several Polish artists, who became participants of this biggest festival of art in the open. HDV, Polish TV 1, 2006

(Director of Photography/Co-Director) A story of Solidarity activists, who immigrated to US. Three part series, TV Polonia, 2005 

(Director of Photography/Line Producer)  The film talks about Christian-Jewish relations and Sister Rose Thering passion to educate Christians about the Jews.  Oren Jacoby - Director, Best Documentary Short at the Tribeca Film Festival, Academy Award Nomination for the best documentary short, HBO, 2005

(Director of Photography/Producer) A fascinating transatlantic love affair journey and a documentary about an American who subscribed to matchmaking service to find himself a Russian bride. Warsaw International Film Festival. 2005.

(Director of Photography/Director/Producer)  A documentary that tells the story of Eunice Baker, a borderline mentally retarded woman who was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for murdering a young child, despite evidence that the  death was accidental. Best Documentary Award on a Theme on Disability at the Picture This…Festival in Calgary, Canada.  PBS, Free Speech TV, Link TV, Denmark TV2, Planete Poland, 2005

(Director of Photography/Producer) This is a feature-length documentary that tells the story of a pogrom in 1941 in Jedwabne, Poland, a painful wound in the hearts and minds of both Polish Christians and Jews. This thought-provoking film hopes to increase tolerance and understanding, thereby forging new alliances between Jews and non-Jews.

Link TV, TV Kultura- Poland, Planete TV Poland;Al Jeezira TV, Russian Cable Channel; 2005

(Director of Photography) Two years studyof the life outside the Baltimore prison system. Tod Lending - Director. POV/PBS. 2005

                                                   *Emmy Nominated Film*

(Director of Photography) The unique bond between women friends is explored and celebrated in the moving documentary. Deborah Shaffer - Director, PBS, 2005

(Co-Director of Photography). An intimate look at the Kirk and Michael Douglases' rocky relationship. Lee Grant - Director, HBO 2004