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RECENT CREDITS

Fear Itself (TV) Jun. 26, 2008

Peaceful Warrior (FILM) Jun. 2, 2006

Jeepers Creepers 2 (FILM) Aug. 29, 2003

Jeepers Creepers (FILM) Aug. 31, 2001

Rites of Passage (FILM) Jan. 1, 1999

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2006 Directed the big screen adaptation of Dan Millman's bestselling autobiography, "Peaceful Warrior", which tells the true story of a college student training to be an Olympic gymnast whose life is chang

2001 Wrote and directed "Jeepers Creepers", executive produced by Francis Ford Coppola

1999 Returned to features as writer-director of "Rites of Passage", featuring Jason Behr

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2006 Directed the big screen adaptation of Dan Millman's bestselling autobiography, "Peaceful Warrior", which tells the true story of a college student training to be an Olympic gymnast whose life is chang

2001 Wrote and directed "Jeepers Creepers", executive produced by Francis Ford Coppola

1999 Returned to features as writer-director of "Rites of Passage", featuring Jason Behr

1995 Completed second feature as writer-director, "Nature of the Beast" starring Lance Henriksen; released direct-to-video

1995 Completed first theatrically released feature, "Powder", a fantasy co-produced by the Walt Disney Company subdivision, Hollywood Pictures, and Caravan Pictures

1995 Nathan Winters appeared at an industry screening of "Powder" in Los Angeles and urged the audience not to support the film

1992 Completed parole

1990 "Clownhouse" received US release direct-to-video

1989 "Clownhouse" shown at US Film Festival in Park City, UT; reportedly first horror film to be shown at festival

1988 Feature debut as writer-director, "Clownhouse"; Coppola's son Roman served as executive in charge of production; first film from fledgling Commercial Pictures

1987 Pleaded guilty to having and filming unlawful oral sex with a minor--Nathan Forrest Winters, the 12-year-old star of "Clownhouse" and another previous Salva film; sentenced to three years (served 15 m

Began making films at age 12

Entered his film "Something in the Basement" into a national competition

Came to the attention of Francis Ford Coppola