 Balanchine (Dance In America, 1985), available on DVD. A two-hour documentary recounting the choreographer’s life and career. |
 Paul Taylor Dance Company (1978), available on VHS. With an intermission documentary about the choreographer’s working methods. Paul Taylor: “Roses” & “Last Look“ (1988, both Dance In America). |
 Agnes: the Indomitable de Mille (Dance In America, 1987). Winner of an Emmy, Outstanding Informational Special. Never digitized, but an excerpt viewable online. |
 Toscanini: The Maestro (1986, script consultant). A documentary portrait of the great conductor’s life and career. Available on DVD. |
| Balanchine & Cunningham: An Evening at American Ballet Theatre (Dance In America, 1987) |
| Baryshnikov Dances Balanchine (Dance In America, 1987). |
| The Search for Nijinsky’s Rite of Spring (Dance In America, 1988) |
| Bob Fosse: Steam Heat (Dance In America, 1988) |
| Carnegie Hall Centennial documentary (commissioned for celebration gala, 1991) |
 The New York City Ballet: The Balanchine Celebration (Dance In America, 1995). Intermission features. Available on VHS. |
 Swan Lake, American Ballet Theatre (Dance In America, 2005). Intermission features. Available on DVD. |
 “Jewels” with the Paris Opera Ballet (Dance In America, 2005). Intermission features. Available from Opus Arte on DVD. |
 The Byron Janis Story (2010). A documentary about Janis’s astonishing career and his private struggle with debilitating arthritis. Available on DVD. |
| In Balanchine’s Classroom (2011-12) |