Berman's other Broadway productions include Hurlyburly by David Rabe (1984), Athol Fugard's Blood Knot (1985), and The Nerd by Larry Shue (1987), all of which received Tony Award nominations.
During her six years with Sandollar, Berman also served as executive producer on the primetime series All American Girl starring Margaret Cho.
Network shows under Berman's tenure included American Idol, The Simple Life, Hell's Kitchen, Nanny 911, 24, The Bernie Mac Show (in which she also produced for Regency TV), The War at Home, House, Arrested Development, Bones, Prison Break, The O.C, and both Seth MacFarlane's American Dad!
During this time, Berman infamously canceled the cult classic TV series Firefly following decisions to place it in the “Friday night death slot” and air the episodes out of order.
Prior to founding The Jackal Group in 2014, Berman spent seven years as the co-founder and co-owner of the media company BermanBraun with Lloyd Braun, which was an innovator in the digital arena, creating and operating successful online brands.
[12] Before BermanBraun, Berman was the first and only female executive to hold the top posts at both a major film studio and television network.
In 2019, Fox Corporation and Berman's Jackal Group announced their partnership on a new production venture called SideCar, described as a content development accelerator.