Mimi Leder Highlights

2001: Was one of the executive producers of "The Beast"
2000: Directed Oscar-winners Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt in "Pay It Forward"
1998: Helmed second feature, "Deep Impact"
1997: Feature film debut, "The Peacekeeper"
1988: Directed NBC movie "Nigtingales", a pilot for the short-lived 1989 series of the same name
1986: TV directorial debut with an episode of "L.A. Law"
1982: Produced father's film "I'm Gonna Be Famous"
1981: Worked a six-year stint as script supervisor on "Hill Street Blues"
1980: Served as script supervisor on Jerrold Freedman's feature "Borderline"
1979: Received credit as script supervisor on CBS docudrama "Dummy"
Produced and directed a short film "Short Order Dreams", which impressed the producers of "L.A. Law"
Directed episodes of "Crime Story", "Bronx Zoo", "Just in Time", "A Year in the Life" and additional "L.A. Law" segments
Co-executive produced NBC's drama series "ER"; also directed episodes of the show
Served as supervising producer for "China Beach"; also directed episodes of the series; won first Emmy nomination

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