After David Puttnam was forced out of Columbia she became President of Marketing at Island Pictures.
She worked in marketing & publicity for Roger Corman and supervised the 1975 Academy Award campaign for Fellini's "Amarcord" that resulted in four nominations and the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.
When Fox closed their classics division she partnered with Charles Lippincott on a marketing company. She was the unit publicist on "Coal Miner's Daughter," "The Black Stallion Returns" and "Creepshow".
Was on the Advisory Committee of the first Sundance Institute Filmmakers Lab.
In 1971 she was recruited to help organize the Los Angeles Film Exposition, known as Filmex.