Film Festival's Best Feature Film, Best First Time Feature, and the Grand Jury Prize for Film Excellence. Between 2005 and 2009, Herzlinger served as a regular On-Air Correspondent for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, starring in over 26 episodes for the number one-rated late night program. He produced and hosted his own segment of TV's Extra, as well as serving as an on-air correspondent for Jerry Zucker’s (Naked Gun, Airplane!) internet and television entity National Banana. In 2008, Herzlinger directed the feature film Baby on Board, a $5 million romantic comedy that hit theatres nationwide in Spring 2009 to positive critical response. In 2010, Summit Entertainment hired Black and Herzlinger to re-write their $50 million action comedy Mental. In 2011, Herzlinger directed the feature Brother White (starring Bruce Davison and Ray Wise) as well as the television pilot for B&B Media's Today’s Tiaras. In 2012, Herzlinger served as host for Laugh Factor, a CW pilot for the Wayans Brothers, described as The Voice for stand-up comedy. Also in 2012, Herzlinger the comedy musical How Sweet It Is (starring Paul Sorvino and Joe Piscopo), which was co-written by Jay Black & Herzlinger, and released in select theatres nationwide on May 10, 2013. That same year, he directed the family holiday film Christmas Angel (starring Kevin Sorbo and Della Reese), which became the highest-rated TV movie of 2012 for the GMC network with over 3 million viewers. In 2013, he directed the feature film Finding Normal. He produced, directed, and co-wrote the TV pilot Paulie (starring Paul Sorvino and Janeane Garofalo). Also in 2013, Black & Herzlinger re-wrote Moms Night Out, a Sony Pictures film budgeted at $5 million, starring Patricia Heaton. Black and Herzlinger completed writing duties on the horror film The Death House, (slated for production in 2015). In 2014, Herzlinger and Black wrote the cancer drama Meet My Valentine. He directed the film for Marvista Entertainment which was released on Valentine's Day 2015, and is currently on Netflix. In 2015, the duo wrote the action film, The Bus Driver, which Herzlinger also directed. That year, he also directed the feature drama The Perfect Daughter starring Parker Stevenson and Meredith Salenger. He co-wrote and directed the Christmas film Love Always, Santa and directed the series pilot Confessions of a Hollywood Bartender. In 2016, Herzlinger directed the feature romantic comedy Love's Last Resort, which turned out to be the late