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Steve Sheppard
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Steve Sheppard is known for
Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets (1995)
,
Emmerdale Farm (1972)
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The Arbor (2010)
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Known for
Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets
5.5
Camera and Electrical Department
(as Steven Sheppard)
1995
Emmerdale Farm
4.8
TV Series
Camera and Electrical Department
2003–2007 • 12 eps
The Arbor
7.3
Camera and Electrical Department
2010
Last of the Summer Wine
7.1
TV Series
Camera and Electrical Department
1992–2000 • 71 eps
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The Arbor
7.3
grip
2010
Emmerdale Farm
4.8
TV Series
grip
2003–2007
12 episodes
Last of the Summer Wine
7.1
TV Series
grips
grip
1992–2000
71 episodes
Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets
5.5
second grip
(as Steven Sheppard)
1995
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