Outside of the Blondie films, he would work on such notable productions as Go West, Young Lady (1941), City Without Men (1943), Sahara (1943), What a Woman!
His other features included the romantic comedy, Father Is a Bachelor (1950; co-directed with Norman Foster), which stars William Holden and Coleen Gray; and the 1950 crime drama, Double Deal.
[7] With the advent of television, Berlin moved to the small screen, where he directed on numerous series, including Blondie, Lassie, and The Ann Sothern Show.
His direction of William Bendix in transforming the radio program to the small screen, was credited with making The Life of Riley a success.
On August 19, 1965, Berlin died shortly after working on The Great Sioux Massacre, before it opened in September.