Melanie Mayron

Helmed the ABC/Disney TV-movie "Toothless"

Feature directing debut "The Baby-Sitter's Club"

Helmed the ABC small screen remake of "Freaky Friday"

Broadway stage debut in "The Goodbye People"

TV movie debut in "Hustling"

Feature acting debut in "Harry and Tonto"

Toured US in "Godspell"

Appeared as Melissa Steadman in ABC drama series "thirtysomething"

Directed episodes of CBS' "Nash Bridges"

Directed episodes of The WB series "Dawson's Creek"

Directed episodes of various TV series like "The Larry Sanders Show" (HBO) and "Sirens" (1993)

directing debut on "thirtysomething" (ABC)

Formed HighTop Films with Catlin Adams; produced first feature "Sticky Fingers" in 1988 (also co-wrote and starred)

Made second feature "Slap Her, She's French" (lensed 2000-2001); replaced director Evan Dunsky who left the project over "creative differences" ten days into shooting