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Sam Wilson
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Camera and Electrical Department
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Sam Wilson is known for
Ties of Blood (1985)
,
Play for Today (1970)
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Aunt Suzanne (1984)
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Known for
Ties of Blood
TV Mini Series
Camera and Electrical Department
1985 • 1 ep
Play for Today
7.8
TV Series
Camera and Electrical Department
1982–1984 • 3 eps
Aunt Suzanne
TV Movie
Camera and Electrical Department
1984
Fire at Magilligan
TV Movie
Camera and Electrical Department
1984
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Ties of Blood
TV Mini Series
video cameraman
1985
1 episode
A Woman Calling
TV Movie
camera supervisor
1984
Fire at Magilligan
TV Movie
camera supervisor
1984
Play for Today
7.8
TV Series
camera supervisor
studio cameraman
1982–1984
3 episodes
Aunt Suzanne
TV Movie
camera supervisor
1984
Phonefun Limited
TV Movie
studio cameraman
1982
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