2002 | With brother Jay, wrote the comedy short "The New Brad"; also produced and co-starred |
2005 | Feature writing and directing debut, "The Puffy Chair"; brother co-wrote and co-directed; film helped launch Mumblecore movement; film won the Audience Award at South by Southwest |
2007 | Feature acting debut, "Hannah Takes the Stairs" opposite Greta Gerwig |
2008 | With brother, co-wrote and co-directed "Baghead" about four struggling actors who retreat to a cabin in Big Bear to write a screenplay; also produced |
2009 | Starred on the FX semi-scripted comedy series "The League" |
2010 | Acted opposite Ben Stiller and Gerwig in the comedy-drama "Greenberg" |
2010 | With brother, co-wrote and co-directed critically acclaimed "Cyrus," starring John C. Reilly, Marisa Tomei, and Jonah Hill |
2012 | Cast opposite Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt in the acclaimed indie "Your Sister's Sister" |
2012 | Co-starred in the indie comedy "Safety Not Guaranteed" |
2012 | Featured opposite Jessica Chastain in Kathryn Bigelow directed "Zero Dark Thirty," based on the hunt for Osama bin Laden |
2012 | Once again with Jay, wrote and helmed "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" about a slacker (Jason Segel) and his brother (Ed Helms) |
