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Whatever Works (FILM) Jun. 19, 2009

Vicky Cristina Barcelona (FILM) Aug. 15, 2008

Melinda and Melinda (FILM) Mar. 18, 2005

Anything Else (FILM) Sep. 19, 2003

September (FILM) Jan. 1, 2003

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2005 Designed the set for David Mamet's play "Glengarry Glen Ross"; earned a Tony nomination for Best Scenic Design of a Play

2002 Provided the Scenic Design for "Movin' Out," a Musical composed with the songs of Billy Joel

1999 Served as Production Designer for Allen's "Sweet and Lowdown"

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2005 Designed the set for David Mamet's play "Glengarry Glen Ross"; earned a Tony nomination for Best Scenic Design of a Play

2002 Provided the Scenic Design for "Movin' Out," a Musical composed with the songs of Billy Joel

1999 Served as Production Designer for Allen's "Sweet and Lowdown"

1999 Scenic and Costume Design for the musical "Fosse"

1998 Costume Design for the award winning musical "Ragtime"

1995 Again collaborated with Allen as production designer for the award winning "Mighty Aphrodite"

1994 Garnered second Best Art Direction Academy Award nomination for Allen's period comedy "Bullets Over Broadway"

1993 TV series debut as production designer "Tribeca" (Fox)

1989 Served as production designer on Seidelman's "She-Devil"

1986 First Allen film as production designer, "Radio Days"; earned Oscar nomination for Best Art Direction

1985 First collaboration with director Susan Seidelman, was production designer on "Desperately Seeking Susan"

1984 Created costumes for two ballets presented on "Baryshnikov by Tharp with the American Ballet" (PBS)

1983 Earned first Academy Award nomination for Best Costume Design for Allen's "Zelig"

1980 First collaboration with Woody Allen, designed costumes for "Stardust Memories"

1978 First film as set and costume designer, "Sammy Stops the World", and adaptation of stage musical "Stop the World--I Want to Get Off" starring Sammy Davis Jr

1972 First Broadway productions: "Sticks and Bones" (March 1) and "That Championship Season" (September 14); both plays had originated at NYSF before transferring to Broadway

1972 Designed set for "La Dafne" for the New York Pro Musica at Spoleto Festival

1971 Resident designer with the Arena Stage in Washington, DC

1971 Became principal designer for the New York Shakespeare Festival (NYSF)

1970 Off-Broadway debut (April 1) with "The Unseen Hand" and "Forensic and the Navigator"

1968 - 1971 Spent three seasons as principal designer with Hartford Stage Company

1967 Designed costumes for American Ballet Theatre

1965 First professional designs created for productions at Williamstown Theatre in Williamstown, Massachusetts

1960 Fashioned his first sets (for "Picnic" and "Gigi") and also acted at Ross Common Playhouse in the Poconos (date approximate)

Served as resident designer at Yale Repertory Theatre