Associate produced by Ben Moses & Diana Buckhantz.
Emmy award winning broadcast documentary for KTLA on living with disabilities.
Directed by Ben Moses.
Produced by Diana Buckhantz and Ben Moses.
Emmy award nominated broadcast documentary for KTLA on hunger. Narrated by Joanne Woodward.
Directed by Ben Moses.
Produced by Diana Buckhantz and Ben Moses.
Emmy award nominated broadcast documentary for KTLA on the Los Angeles foster care system. Directed by Ben Moses. Produced by Diana Buckhantz and Ben Moses.
An unorthodox and irreverent DJ begins to shake up things when he is assigned to the U.S. Armed Forces Radio Station (AFRS) in Vietnam.
Starring Robin Williams, who was nominated for an Oscar for his role as Adrian Cronauer in this mega-hit motion picture. Created by Ben Moses, co-producer, based on his real-life experiences and those of his friend Adrian Cronauer, both of whom were DJs for AFRS-Vietnam.
Directed by: Barry Levinson
Written by: Mitch Markowitz
Produced by: Mark Johnson and Larry Brezner
Disney’s Touchstone Pictures feature film.
An odd-couple comedy about a fortune hunter and his nemesis tax collector.
Starring C. Thomas Howell and Wallace Shawn.
Directed and produced by Ben Moses.
Written by Seth Front & Eddy Polon.
Produced by Lynn Danielson and Paul Mason.
Columbia/Tristar feature film.
Even the most troubled teen can get a second chance at a place called Hope Ranch.
Starring Bruce Boxleitner, Lorenzo Lamas, and Gail O’Grady.
Produced by Ben Moses, C. Thomas Howell, Grant Bradley and Dale Bradley.
Directed by Rex Piano.
Story by Chris Howell.
Screenplay by C. Thomas Howell and Jim Snider.
Additional writer Lynne Moses.
Discovery/Animal Planet TV movie
A bright graduate student’s life is threatened after she’s seduced by her boyfriend’s powerful and charismatic father, but who is it that wants her dead?
Starring Jack Wagner and Joanna Pacula.
Directed by Dale Bradley.
Produced by Grant Bradley and Jozsef Fituys.
Original Screenplay by Lynne Moses (as Lynne Lueders)
Executive producer – Ben Moses
Daybreak Pacific feature film.
“A Doll’s House played with humor for the video age” says Ken Eisner in “Variety.”
Written and produced by: film’s lead, Wendel Meldrum.
Produced and directed by Saul Rubinek.
Produced by Elinor Reid.
Lynne Moses, Co-producer
Feature film distributed by Koch Entertainment (now Entertainment One Ltd.)