Martha Coolidge

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RECENT CREDITS

Nora Roberts' Tribute (TV) Apr. 11, 2009

Psych (TV) Feb. 6, 2009

An American Girl: Chrissa Stands St... (TV) Jan. 5, 2009

Weeds (TV) Sep. 3, 2007

Indie Sex: Censored (TV) Aug. 1, 2007

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HIGHLIGHTS

2006 Directed sisters Hilary and Haylie Duff in the comedy "Material Girls"

2005 Directed the short-lived series, "Related" (WB)

2004 Directed Julia Stiles in the romatic comedy "The Prince and Me"

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Film Name / TV Show Name (Episode Name)

Role

Category

American Girl

Director

Film

Old Fashioned Woman

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Editor

Film

Lower East Side Story

Director

Film

Sex and Coffee

Director, Screenplay

Film

Alicia's Book

Director

Film

Brown-Eyed Girl

Director

Film

Wave Dancer

Director

Film

Nora Roberts' Tribute 2009

Director

An American Girl: Chrissa Stands Strong 2009

Director, Executive Producer

Indie Sex: Censored 2007 -Interviewee

Actor

Shark 2006

Director

Porn Free (2007) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Material Girls 2006

Director

Film

Psych 2006

Director

Truer Lies (2009) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Related 2005

Director

Not Without My Daughter (2006) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Weeds 2005

Director

Sh*t Highway (2007) -Director

Director

TV Episode

The Twelve Days of Christmas Eve 2004

Director

Huff 2004

Director

All the King's Horses (2005) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Infidelity 2004

Executive Producer

The Prince & Me 2004

Director

Film

girls club 2002

Director

Hidden Hills 2002

Director

The Concert (2003) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Who Is Alan Smithee? 2002 -Interviewee

Actor

The Ponder Heart 2001

Director

Leap Years 2001

Director

The Flamingo Rising 2001

Director

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 2006-2007

Director

Redrum (2007) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Living Legend (2006) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Without Lying Down: Frances Marion and the Power of Women in Hollywood 2000 -Interviewee

Actor

Rip Girls 2000

Executive Producer

If These Walls Could Talk 2 2000

Director

Introducing Dorothy Dandridge 1999

Director

Nicolas Cage: Wild at Heart 1999 -Interviewee

Actor

The Directors 1999 -Interviewee

Actor

Sex and the City 2002

Director

i heart ny (2002) -Director

Director

TV Episode

a vogue idea (2002) -Director

Director

TV Episode

Out to Sea 1997

Director

Film

Three Wishes 1995

Director

Film

Directors on Film: A Conversation About Preservation 1994 -Host

Actor

In Search of Oz 1994

Actor

Beverly Hills Cop III 1994 -Security Woman

Actor

Film

Angie 1994

Director

Film

Lost in Yonkers 1993

Director

Film

Crazy in Love 1992

Director

Rambling Rose 1991

Director

Film

Bare Essentials 1991

Director

Trenchcoat in Paradise 1989

Director

Champlin on Film 1989

Actor

That's Adequate 1989 -Herself

Actor

Film

Roughhouse 1988

Director

Plain Clothes 1988

Director

Film

Sledge Hammer! 1986

Director

The Twilight Zone 1985

Director

Real Genius 1985

Director

Film

Joy of Sex 1984

Director

Film

The City Girl 1984

Director, Producer, From Story

Film

Valley Girl 1983

Director

Film

Not a Pretty Picture 1976 -Herself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor, Editor, Song Performer

Film

The Omega Connection

From Story

Film

Calling the Shots -Herself

Actor

Film

50 Years of Action! -Herself

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2006 Directed sisters Hilary and Haylie Duff in the comedy "Material Girls"

2005 Directed the short-lived series, "Related" (WB)

2004 Directed Julia Stiles in the romatic comedy "The Prince and Me"

2002 Directed episodes of the hit HBO series, "Sex and the City"

2001 Helmed "The Ponder Heart" for PBS

2000 Helmed one segment of the tripart "If These Walls Could Talk 2" (HBO), examining the lesbian experience in America

1999 Directed the HBO biopic "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge", produced by and starring Halle Berry; received Emmy nomination

1997 Helmed the feature comedy "Out to Sea", starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau

1995 Directed the family drama "Three Wishes", starring Al Pacino and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

1994 Appeared as a security guard in "Beverly Hills Cop III"

1993 Steered the uneven film version of "Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers", an semi-autobiographical look at the author's upbringing based on his Pulitzer-winning play

1992 Helmed the well-received made-for-cable movie "Crazy in Love" (TNT)

1991 Won acclaim for her direction of "Rambling Rose"; real-life mother and daughter co-stars Laura Dern and Diane Ladd received Oscar nominations for their performances

1989 TV-movie directing debut, "Trenchcoat in Paradise"

1986 Helmed the pilot for the ABC sitcom "Sledge Hammer!"

1985 First big budget ($13 million) Hollywood film, "Real Genius"

1983 Breakthrough feature, "Valley Girl" starring Nicolas Cage and Deborah Foreman

1978 Worked on rock and roll love story, "Photoplay" for Coppola's Zoetrope Studio (project abandoned when studio began its collapse c. 1980)

1976 As American Film Institute/Academy intern, worked with Robert Wise on his film, "Audrey Rose"

1975 Feature film debut, the semi-autobiographical, pseudo-documentary, "Not a Pretty Picture", about date rape; produced, wrote, directed, edited and starred

1973 Edited, produced, wrote and directed "Old Fashioned Woman", a documentary portrait of her octogenarian grandmother

1972 Wrote, produced, directed and edited the documentary "David: Off and On", about her brother

1968 Wrote and produced daily children's TV show, "Magic Tom" in Canada

Raised in New Haven, Connecticut

Acted with a local theater company in Connecticut

Helped start the Association of Independent/Video and Filmmakers

Returned to work on Canadian television