Marshall Herskovitz

Served as one of the producers of the acclaimed film "Traffic"; earned a Best Picture Oscar nomination

With Zwick, returned to series TV as creators and executive producers of the drama series "Once and Again" (ABC)

Directed "Dangerous Beauty"

Prodcued "Legends of the Fall", directed by Zwick

Feature directorial debut, "Jack the Bear"

Co-executive producer on the NBC series "Dream Street"

Co-creator, writer, co-executive producer and occasional director on the series "thirtysomething"; produced under Bedford Falls banner

Formed the Bedford Falls Company with Zwick

First collaboration with Edward Zwick, "Special Bulletin"

TV-movie producing and screenwriting debut, "Special Bulletin"

Directed first feature-length film while at AFI, "Cambridge Nights"

Awarded a directing fellowship at AFI

Accepted to AFI on the basis of "In Footsteps"

Wrote and directed first short-film, "In Footsteps"

Executived produced the critically-acclaimed but low-rated cult series "My So-Called Life" (ABC)

Met Edward Zwick while attending AFI

Signed deal with ABC to create three new series, including one that would star Bob Saget

Was executive producer of "Relativity" (ABC)

Wrote episodes for the TV series "Family", "The White Shadow" and "Seven Bride for Seven Brothers"