Sarah Pillsbury

Produced the charming romantic comedy "The Love Letter" for DreamWorks SKG

Was producer of "The Joyriders" a drama about a depressed man kidnapped by joyriding teens, marking the production team's DreamWorks SKG debut

Produced "The Tic Code", a drama starring Gregory Hines as a jazz musician with Tourette's Syndrome who meets a young jazz enthusiast with the same ailment

Sanford/Pillsbury Productions signed two-year, first look agreement with DreamWorks SKG

Produced the light and entertaining Fox TV movie "The Counterfeit Contessa", starring Tea Leoni as a Brooklyn woman mistaken for an Italian countess

With Midge Sanford, produced the star-studded HBO original film "And the Band Played On", an historical and emotional look at the AIDS epidemic in the United States

Produced the acclaimed Fox television docudrama "Seeds of Tragedy", following the life of a coca bean from its harvest to its life on Los Angeles' streets as cocaine

Produced the engaging "Immediate Family", an infertility drama starring Mary Stuart Masterson and Glenn Close

"Eight Men Out", Sanford and Pillsbury's first optioned script is finally completed and released, eight years after first optioning

Was producer of the troubling teen drama "River's Edge"

Produced first feature film (with Sanford), "Desperately Seeking Susan"

Official inauguration of Sanford/Pillsbury Productions

Formed partnership with Midge Sanford

Produced the Academy Award-winning short subject "Board and Care"

Began career as associate producer of documentary, "The California Reich"

Raised in Wayzata, Minnesota

Worked as assistant to Martin Ransohoff and Arnold Kopelson