Biography
Arlene Sanford is an American film and television director.
Sanford has directed for several present-day network television series and several motion picture and television movies which include A Very Brady Sequel, I'll Be Home for Christmas and Welcome Home.
More recently, Sanford has directed episodes of ABC's popular soap drama, Desperate Housewives and also two episodes of Boston Legal.
Production Credits
Arlene Sanford has 93 production credits.
Directing
Credited for Director in 91 shows -
Eight Days a Week,
Women of a Certain Age,
Newhart,
The Ellen Burstyn Show,
Designing Women,
Duet,
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd,
Hooperman,
The Wonder Years,
Eisenhower and Lutz,
Dear John,
Annie McGuire,
Coach,
Open House,
Dream On,
Ferris Bueller,
True Colors,
Cop Rock,
Sisters,
The Torkelsons,
Camp Wilder,
Almost Home,
The Second Half,
The Babymaker: The Dr. Cecil Jacobson Story,
All-American Girl,
Friends,
Pig Sty,
The Great Defender,
Pride & Joy,
Simon,
The Naked Truth,
Caroline in the City,
Too Something,
The Last Frontier,
A Very Brady Sequel,
Temporarily Yours,
Ally McBeal,
Union Square,
Dawson's Creek,
I'll Be Home for Christmas,
Once and Again,
The West Wing,
Wasteland,
Malcolm in the Middle,
Battery Park,
Girlfriends,
Gilmore Girls,
Ed,
Boston Public,
Go Fish,
Frank McKlusky, C.I.,
Monk,
Everwood,
Eve,
Rock Me Baby,
I'm with Her,
Miss Match,
Arrested Development,
Kevin Hill,
Desperate Housewives,
Boston Legal,
Medium,
Grey's Anatomy,
The Bad Girl's Guide,
Weeds,
Bones,
Everybody Hates Chris,
Love, Inc.,
Pepper Dennis,
Psych,
The Game,
3 lbs,
My Boys,
The Wedding Bells,
Lipstick Jungle,
Unhitched,
Drop Dead Diva,
White Collar,
12 Men of Christmas,
Pretty Little Liars,
Franklin & Bash,
Switched at Birth,
Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!,
Men At Work,
Baby Daddy,
Nashville,
Ravenswood,
Young & Hungry,
Madam Secretary,
The Royals and
Younger.
Writing